Industry Analysis

Ambulatory surgery centers can aid managed care in closing gaps in services, smooth adoption, and coordinate training.

The changes health executives should make to help ease the burnout problem.

The states that ranked the lowest in seven different health factors.

The M&A trend isn’t showing any signs of slowing.

Opportunities to lower drug prices, as promised by President Trump’s American Patients First Blueprint, are picking up steam, some progressing more quickly than others.

What are some of the implications of executive order on transparency in healthcare?

Here’s what it’s going to take to succeed.

The highest expense for many U.S. households makes this top of mind for employees.

Where claims are coming from-and how to stop them.

Guidelines from the real-world experiences of ACO leaders.

How MCOs are delivering value to Medicaid populations.

New study shows that billions may be wasted on unnecessary ED visits.

How the president’s Advancing American Kidney Health’ Initiative will impact policy.

Due, at least in part, to the substantial increase in the number of sales of New York not-for-profit skilled nursing facilities to for-profit operators since 2015, the Charities Bureau of the New York State Attorney General is subjecting such transactions to increased scrutiny, including objecting to certain of such sales, increasing the time and cost associated with such transactions.

What today’s seniors expect from healthcare-and how you can deliver it.

New analysis shows what the effect of high-cost health plan taxes could mean.

The lessons healthcare organizations should be learning.

The number of members joining Health Care Sharing Ministries are swelling. One reason may be that consumers don’t understand such organizations don’t provide actual health insurance.

As healthcare becomes more patient-centric, can healthcare technology keep up?

A new study shows that members who enroll in Medicare Advantage plans may have lower spending.

A new RAND study uncovers significant differences between healthcare costs paid by privately insured patients and those paid out by Medicare.

Here are five key metrics that executives should pay attention to as they navigate challenges.

While the Democratic House and Democratic presidential candidates tout Medicare for All, opposing forces are also at work.

The tools and processes one of the largest not-for-profit Medicare Advantage plans uses to help seniors.

The ONC and CMS medical information transparency rule for patients, providers, and insurers may be the biggest change in healthcare system operations since the ACA. Here’s what to expect.