CMS proposes adding weight-loss drugs to Medicare coverage, Trump nominates more healthcare positions, and a study tracks widespread pharmacy closures.

Following the release of Q3 financial reports, this week’s graphic takes stock of large health insurance companies’ recent financial performances.

This month’s data show general stability, with continued growth in outpatient revenue and expense reductions on a volume-adjusted basis.

A growth strategy focused on access, accretive opportunities, and ambulatory represents a new “Triple A” for hospitals and health systems.

On this week’s Monday interview, host J. Carlisle Larsen speaks with Kaufman Hall’s Scott Christensen about trends within the retail healthcare delivery space and what hospitals can learn from these organizations’ stumbles and successes.

In 2021, Carilion Clinic, a $2 billion revenue, eight-hospital integrated system in Roanoke, Virginia, was facing a problem familiar to many systems around the country: stubbornly high...

Trump picks his healthcare cabinet nominees, PBMs sue the FTC over its insulin case, and controlled substance telehealth flexibilities are extended yet again.

This week’s graphic highlights the increasing prominence of state-directed payment (SDP) arrangements for Medicaid programs nationwide.

Numerous headwinds in recent years have threatened liquidity, exposed organizations to counterparty risk, and heightened uncertainty about long-term financial sustainability. This report discusses six trends and related action steps to help position your organization for tomorrow’s Treasury Operations needs.

Recent efforts to contemporize primary care have proven that the best intentions, the smartest ideas, and a lot of money are no guarantee of commercial success. Corporate America has found primary care to be a confounding and, so far, unsuccessful business model.