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News|Articles|December 11, 2025 (Updated: December 10, 2025)
- MHE December 2025
- Volume 35
- Issue 12
Looking ahead: What the MHE 2025 State of the Industry survey tells us about 2026
Author(s)Marina Crouse, Peter Wehrwein, Managing Editor
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The Managed Healthcare Executive 2025 State of the Industry survey is a timely snapshot of how payers, providers and pharmacy leaders are navigating today’s evolving healthcare landscape. The results highlight the pressures, opportunities and emerging shifts influencing decision-making across managed care. To add context and insights to the survey results, we invited three thought leaders to share their perspectives. You’ll find their comments interspersed in the survey results that follow.
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