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Data sharing in health care is complicated. Industry executives discuss how they’re thinking about improving and using it
Conferences

Data sharing in health care is complicated. Industry executives discuss how they’re thinking about improving and using it

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May 12, 2022
How an Indiana pharmacist is teaming up with employers to fight the hidden hospital prices that drive up health care costs
Features

How an Indiana pharmacist is teaming up with employers to fight the hidden hospital prices that drive up health care costs

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May 4, 2022
Delta Airlines employee
Health

Delta to drop $200 monthly surcharge for unvaccinated employees

By Justin Bachman and Bloomberg
April 13, 2022
Americans register for health insurance
Health

ACA sign-ups for low-income people roll out as insurance agents face commission cuts

By Julie Appleby and Kaiser Health News
April 4, 2022
Elderly man gets a checkup
Health

Employers are saving money by moving retirees to Medicare Advantage—but the switch may disrupt care

By Susan Jaffe and Kaiser Health News
March 2, 2022
Massachusetts hospital expansion
Health

As America’s biggest health systems expand, some warn patients will bear higher health care costs

By Harris Meyer and Kaiser Health News
January 27, 2022
One year on, hospital price transparency is still a work in progress
Commentary

One year on, hospital price transparency is still a work in progress

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January 14, 2022
A woman getting a covid test.
Health

Omicron testing shortages and delays are making results useless—and deepening COVID inequality

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January 10, 2022
A woman works on a laptop at a restaurant.
Commentary

Health care access will fuel the Great Resignation—and that’s a good thing

By Brent Messenger and Noah Lang
December 27, 2021
Audio-only patient calls from physicians lead to reimbursement debate
Health

Audio-only patient calls from physicians lead to reimbursement debate

By Julie Appleby and Kaiser Health News
December 8, 2021
Insulin’s deadly cost: Ultrahigh prices in the U.S. mean many diabetics can’t afford the medication they need to survive
Magazine

Insulin’s deadly cost: Ultrahigh prices in the U.S. mean many diabetics can’t afford the medication they need to survive

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December 6, 2021
Mother and daughter at the pediatric office
Health

Patients are getting stuck out-of-network due to rifts between insurers and hospitals

By Andy Miller, Georgia Health News and Kaiser Health News
November 16, 2021
Why the CEO of a health insurance company focuses on prevention instead of cures
Leadership

Why the CEO of a health insurance company focuses on prevention instead of cures

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November 11, 2021
Virtual psychotherapy cognitive behavioral therapy session
Health

Nearly 40% of employers expanded mental health benefits during the pandemic

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November 10, 2021
Health insurance premiums climbed by 4% in 2021
Health

Health insurance premiums climbed by 4% in 2021

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November 10, 2021

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