How Pharma Marketers Can Prepare for Trump’s 200% Tariff Threat
Putting aside the politics of this situation for the moment, here are some ways for commercial execs to navigate the current climate of volatility.
Microplastics Are in Our Blood — Why Aren’t Federal Regulators Acting?
The longer we delay, the further we shift costs from polluters to patients — and to every taxpayer who funds Medicare, Medicaid and community hospitals. Environmental stewardship and human health are inseparable; regulating microplastics is preventive medicine on a national scale.
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Simplify Salon & Spa Employee Management with Meevo’s Comprehensive Software
Meevo offers an all-in-one solution for managing salon and spa employees. From scheduling and time tracking to payroll and promotions, Meevo streamlines operations and supports growth.
Health Plan Leaders Reveal Underreported Medicaid Challenges, Anticipated Risks, and Solutions
The coming changes in Medicaid will place health plans squarely between a rock and a hard place. Here's how plans are bracing for change.
SOAR Act Would Help Individuals Relying on Oxygen Thrive
The bill clarifies very specific patient protections and codifies a Patient’s Bill of Rights, all of which would ensure that individuals receiving supplemental oxygen in the home – and their suppliers – understand requirements around equipment, communications, and care options.
Trump’s Health Data Plan Could Hand Big Tech The Keys —And Lock Out Startups
In the race to modernize US healthcare, Donald Trump’s new health data-sharing initiative risks giving Big Tech a stranglehold over patient information, and locking out the very startups that fuel innovation.
The Hidden Crisis in Serious Illness Care and How We Fix It
We need a national strategy to expand access to palliative care, train the next generation of clinicians, and build the infrastructure that allows for scalable, tech-enabled, patient-centered delivery.
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Immune Support on Demand: Ranking the Top Mobile IV Therapy Companies
Explore the top mobile IV therapy companies boosting immune health on demand, with standout services, expert care and innovative delivery across the U.S.
The IPO List is on the Chopping Block (Again) — What Providers Need to Know
This proposal reflects a broader shift toward more restrictive oversight of inpatient utilization. As CMS finalizes this policy, providers should be aware of the immediate compliance and reimbursement risks associated with the phase-out.
Florida’s New Stem Cell Law: What It Signals for Physicians, Patients and the Future of Regenerative Medicine
You don’t have to practice in Florida for this law to matter. Patient interest in regenerative care is growing rapidly, and physicians across the country need to be prepared to understand and consider advising patients, where applicable, of these stem cell-related treatment options.
Protecting Members’ Medicaid Coverage Must Start Now
Here's a roadmap that brings together a wide range of existing and new initiatives under four key goals that enable community-based organizations to take stock of their existing capabilities and coordinate across them effectively.
What the New CMS Strategy Signals for Rehab Professionals
The CMS vision is ambitious, but so is the potential for rehab therapy to shape its execution. To do that, providers must actively engage, document their impact, and advocate for their inclusion in evolving models of care.
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These Are the Top-Rated Autism Therapy Centers in Texas
There are a number of criteria for selecting the best autism therapy centers. Parents choosing a facility or professionals seeking to improve their offerings should consider certain standards to ensure the right fit.
Connected Care, Shared Goals: Designing Whole-Person Care for Complex Patient Populations
As the safety-net landscape shifts and funding uncertainty grows, the path forward is clear. By investing in highly coordinated, data-informed care and aligning health plans, providers and communities around shared goals, we can build a system that reaches individuals with complex care needs, supports whole-person health initiatives and strengthens care across the board.
Navigating Medicare Advantage Compliance One Year After the Two-Midnight Rule
The goal of the Two-Midnight Rule, originally introduced under traditional Medicare Part A, was to reduce hospital admissions and to ensure the appropriate use of inpatient versus outpatient observation status. Here are some challenges and best practices.
Unlocking the Potential: Medication Assisted Therapies for Opioid Substance Use Disorder in Correctional Settings
To reduce overdose rates in the U.S., leaders must recognize the impact of medication-assisted treatment in correctional facilities.
The Broken Approach to Health Disparities
State, federal, and academic initiatives have poured time and resources into understanding and addressing these gaps. So why haven’t we made real, lasting progress?
Cautious Pessimism – What Isn’t Being Talked About, And What It Means For Healthcare
The lessons learned and shared by some of the industry’s leaders are exciting, and some clear opportunities are developing. But under the surface, this year, there is something else, and I’m not sure it’s getting enough attention: anxiety.