The era of treating value-based care as a series of experimental pilot programs has definitively ended, giving way to a new standard where it functions as an indispensable operational capability for healthcare organizations. Success is no longer measured by mere participation in alternative payment
The promise of artificial intelligence to revolutionize healthcare by delivering faster, more accurate diagnoses and treatments is being met with a troubling reality: a sharp and significant increase in reports of patient harm and device malfunctions. As AI-enabled medical devices proliferate, a
Global health insurance giant Cigna has sent ripples through the industry by announcing a significant workforce reduction affecting approximately 2,000 employees, which comes at the same time the company revealed a major settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over drug pricing. The decision
The landscape of serious illness care in the United States is fraught with challenges, leaving millions of vulnerable patients and their families navigating a fragmented and often reactive healthcare system. In this high-stakes environment, health technology company Vynca has made a definitive move
A sweeping federal law enacted in 2025 is poised to fundamentally reshape the landscape of public health insurance, establishing for the first time a national work and community engagement requirement for most adult Medicaid beneficiaries. This policy, officially a component of the One Big
A contentious federal pilot program designed to overhaul how safety-net hospitals are compensated for prescription drugs has been abruptly withdrawn by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) following a decisive legal challenge. The proposed 340B Rebate Model Pilot, which was set to
