In a world where healthcare systems often reflect national values, the contrast between Spain and the United States reveals profound differences in philosophy and practice that demand attention from policymakers and citizens alike. Spain’s approach, rooted in the belief that health is a public
As the aging population in the United States continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, the demand for innovative and sustainable senior care solutions has never been more critical, with millions seeking services that balance quality, accessibility, and cost. Enter Empath Health, a Florida-based
The health insurance industry finds itself in a precarious position as major players report staggering financial losses within government-funded programs such as Medicare Advantage (MA), Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges. Once considered stable revenue streams, these programs
In a significant stride toward reshaping the landscape of American health care, the Health Care Transformation Task Force (HCTTF) has recently expanded its roster by adding two prominent organizations to its membership, marking a pivotal moment for the collaborative group. This development
In the ever-changing landscape of U.S. healthcare, a pivotal question looms large: can risk-based contracts within Medicare Advantage (MA) plans truly curb the pervasive issue of low-value care—those procedures and tests that offer minimal clinical benefit compared to their cost or potential harm?
In the intricate web of modern healthcare, a pressing issue has emerged that impacts countless patients and providers alike: the delayed transfer of Medicare Advantage (MA) patients from hospitals to skilled nursing facilities (SNFs). These delays, often extending several days beyond what
