Finance

Can a $53 Million Settlement Protect NYC Retiree Benefits?
Management & Administration Can a $53 Million Settlement Protect NYC Retiree Benefits?

Thousands of former public servants who once patrolled New York City streets and taught in its classrooms recently found themselves in an unexpected legal battle to protect their promised healthcare benefits from rising costs. The Mamdani administration and the insurance provider EmblemHealth have

Philanthropy Sustains US Science Amid Political Volatility
Management & Administration Philanthropy Sustains US Science Amid Political Volatility

The American biomedical research landscape is currently undergoing a seismic shift as the traditional pillars of federal support begin to crumble under the weight of sustained political volatility. For the better part of a century, the National Institutes of Health and various government agencies

Private Medicaid Plans Cut Costs but Reduce Care Quality
Management & Administration Private Medicaid Plans Cut Costs but Reduce Care Quality

The institutional shift toward privatized Medicaid management has created a complex dichotomy between the necessity for fiscal restraint and the fundamental right to high-quality healthcare. As states grapple with the economic realities of 2026, the transition from traditional fee-for-service

Is Private Equity Driving Up American Healthcare Costs?
Management & Administration Is Private Equity Driving Up American Healthcare Costs?

The current landscape of American medicine is undergoing a profound transformation as institutional investors quietly reshape the infrastructure of patient care through aggressive acquisitions and restructuring. While the promise of private equity often centers on the infusion of capital and

How Is Waystar Using AI to Modernize Healthcare Payments?
Management & Administration How Is Waystar Using AI to Modernize Healthcare Payments?

James Maitland is a visionary at the intersection of robotics, IoT, and clinical efficiency, bringing a technical rigor to the often-opaque world of healthcare finance. With a career dedicated to leveraging sophisticated automation to solve human-scale problems, he views the modern revenue cycle

Medical Billing Denial Rates Hit Nine Percent in 2026
Management & Administration Medical Billing Denial Rates Hit Nine Percent in 2026

The administrative landscape of modern healthcare is currently facing a significant upheaval as medical billing denial rates have officially climbed to a record high of nine percent this year. This surge represents a substantial financial burden for hospitals and private practices alike,

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