EDITORS | JULY 18, 2019
PETER WEHRWEIN | FEBRUARY 1, 2018
Photograph of Tom Price by Mark Taylor
Tom Price’s resignation and the end of Graham-Cassidy
PETER WEHRWEIN | SEPTEMBER 30, 2017
Jimmy Kimmel on Graham-Cassidy, Peter Bach on CAR-T, Dan Diamond on Tom Price’s Private Jet Travel
PETER WEHRWEIN | SEPTEMBER 22, 2017
PETER WEHRWEIN | JULY 25, 2017
RICHARD MARK KIRKNER | MARCH 14, 2017
How Republicans May Make ‘Repeal and Replace’ Work
PETER WEHRWEIN | JANUARY 22, 2017
Trust the Process (Measures)
PETER WEHRWEIN | JANUARY 14, 2017
Patients of female internists have better outcomes
PETER WEHRWEIN | DECEMBER 28, 2016
The Drama of the Cures Act: Winners and Losers, Friends and Foes
PETER WEHRWEIN | DECEMBER 12, 2016
PETER WEHRWEIN | NOVEMBER 9, 2016
Has the ACA Put the USPSTF in Over Its Head?
PETER WEHRWEIN | NOVEMBER 3, 2016
Pushback on value-based pricing for drugs
PETER WEHRWEIN | AUGUST 10, 2016
CMS bets a bundle on bundles
PETER WEHRWEIN | JULY 29, 2016
Patient assistance programs are a ‘double-edged sword’
PETER WEHRWEIN | JULY 13, 2016
AHRQ says telehealth evidence strongest for chronic conditions, psychotherapy
PETER WEHRWEIN | JULY 6, 2016
CMS negotiation top pick for curbing high drug prices
PETER WEHRWEIN | MAY 11, 2016
IMS: We want to ‘pull back the curtain’ on drug prices
PETER WEHRWEIN | APRIL 19, 2016
Opioid addiction
PETER WEHRWEIN | MARCH 29, 2016
The answer to patient adherence: Check ‘all of the above’
PETER WEHRWEIN | MARCH 18, 2016
Younger generation a gust in the winds of change
PETER WEHRWEIN | MARCH 4, 2016
FDA wants to bring private insurers in on medical device approval process
FRANK DIAMOND | FEBRUARY 23, 2016
Health–with a little bit of luck
PETER WEHRWEIN | FEBRUARY 22, 2016
Caregivers are getting some credit—and maybe some help
PETER WEHRWEIN | FEBRUARY 16, 2016
Taking shots at the cancer moonshot before takeoff
PETER WEHRWEIN | FEBRUARY 10, 2016
21 Sign up for Next Generation Program
ROBERT CALANDRA | JANUARY 14, 2016
PETER WEHRWEIN | NOVEMBER 4, 2015
PETER WEHRWEIN | AUGUST 17, 2015
PETER WEHRWEIN | AUGUST 13, 2015
Survey finds more prior authorization, cost shifting by large employers in 2016
PETER WEHRWEIN | AUGUST 12, 2015
Broad Alliance Opposes the Cadillac Tax
FRANK DIAMOND | JULY 24, 2015
Too Few Medicare Advantage Plans Use Telemedicine
FRANK DIAMOND | JULY 1, 2015
King’s Attorney Tells Managed Care How It Would Have Been If He’d Won
FRANK DIAMOND | JUNE 25, 2015
King v. Burwell, by the numbers
PETER WEHRWEIN | JUNE 22, 2015
New rules for the Medicare Shared Savings Program ACOs are finalized
PETER WEHRWEIN | JUNE 4, 2015
Medicaid Overhaul Includes an MLR Rule
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 27, 2015
Younger Women Too Often Ignore Signs of Heart Attack
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 27, 2015
Medicaid Managed Care Braces for New Regulations
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 20, 2015
Aetna’s Bertolini Looking to Buy
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 13, 2015
Registries Still Not Ready for Prime Time
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 13, 2015
Aetna’s Latest Move Called Intrusive
FRANK DIAMOND | APRIL 30, 2015
Willful ignorance costs us all
FRANK DIAMOND | APRIL 22, 2015
Columbia Sticks By Its Wizard, Oz
FRANK DIAMOND | APRIL 17, 2015
Harvard researchers say Pioneer ACOs reduce spending but by a modest amount
PETER WEHRWEIN | APRIL 15, 2015
New combo for cystic fibrosis could be a budget buster
PETER WEHRWEIN | APRIL 9, 2015
Cancer drugs, even at these prices, may be worth it
PETER WEHRWEIN | APRIL 7, 2015
Orphan drugs to account for 19% of sales by 2020
FRANK DIAMOND | MARCH 26, 2015
Narrow Networks: Strangling Choice or Adding Value?
PETER WEHRWEIN | MARCH 24, 2015
PETER WEHRWEIN | MARCH 3, 2015
Harvard researchers investigate ‘adverse tiering’
PETER WEHRWEIN | JANUARY 28, 2015
Rosy future for hepatitis C patients — and for payers (over the long haul)
PETER WEHRWEIN | DECEMBER 5, 2014
Three More ACOs Drop Out of the CMS Pioneer Program
PETER WEHRWEIN | SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
ACOs Produce Good Cost and Quality Results
PETER WEHRWEIN | SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
Ex-Prisoners In Need of Care
FRANK DIAMOND | JUNE 11, 2014
Waiting for the Unicorn: Another Study Questions Whether ACOs Will Appear
FRANK DIAMOND | MARCH 19, 2014
Intensivist Program Pays Off Big for Provider Group
FRANK DIAMOND | NOVEMBER 26, 2013
CMS puts positive spin on first-year results for Pioneer ACOs
PETER WEHRWEIN | JULY 16, 2013
‘Young Invincibles’ Want Coverage
FRANK DIAMOND | JULY 11, 2013
Not Getting It the First Time
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 31, 2013
Physician Practices Hiring Care Coordinators
FRANK DIAMOND | MAY 10, 2013
Health exchanges stumble to the starting line
FRANK DIAMOND | APRIL 23, 2013
Yet Another Warning About Antibiotic Overprescribing
FRANK DIAMOND | APRIL 15, 2013
Small Businesses Look at Health Care Changes and Say ‘Duh!’
FRANK DIAMOND | MARCH 26, 2013
So Much Data, So Few IT Workers
FRANK DIAMOND | MARCH 15, 2013
Meaningful Use Standards Not Being Met
FRANK DIAMOND | FEBRUARY 27, 2013
Plans Confident They Can Handle Exchanges
FRANK DIAMOND | FEBRUARY 21, 2013
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