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Prescription drug prices and Part D coverage are among the fastest-moving parts of Medicare. Follow price negotiations, formulary changes, and out-of-pocket cost news here.
The administration took steps to codify statutory reforms focused on maintaining accurate Medicare Advantage provider directories and collecting more pricing information from pharmacy benefit managers.
Read full article →Centene is expanding its CHOICE Arrangements benefits program to its employees in Ohio and Oklahoma in the 2027 plan year.
Read full article →AMA CEO John Whyte, M.D., told Fierce Healthcare the increasing use of AI in clinical functions is “raising urgent questions about clinical authority, oversight and accountability.”
Read full article →Parkview Health is taking its shared-services strategy nationwide with a deal to acquire Ovation Healthcare, which works with nearly 500 healthcare organizations across the country.
Read full article →Three-quarters of Americans feel frustrated, overwhelmed or helpless about healthcare costs, and say the issue is a voting priority. Those wanting substantial reform are more often looking to government that industry for a fix.
Read full article →For physicians who want to stay independent, there are several proven strategies to grow a successful practice, legal, financial and clinical experts write.
Read full article →The latest news from UMass Memorial Health, Elation Health, HealthTap, JAMA and more.
Read full article →The latest news from CMS and HHS this week: HHS demands info on ‘sex-rejecting procedures’ for minors, CMS releases more RHTP funds and more.
Read full article →Tony Lyons, who leads the Make America Healthy Again movement the health secretary started, was in the London courthouse for jury selection.
Read full article →Epic is bringing pharmacy price shopping directly into the doctor's office and the prescribing workflow.
Read full article →The National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals is suing the Trump administration over its moratorium on new brokers entering the Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
Read full article →The pair filed Certificate of Needs with the state to build two hospitals comprising 200 beds in fast-growing North Carolina's Mecklenburg County.
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