More hospital mergers
Austin Frakt
July 13, 2010
I’ve wondered what the role of non-profit hospitals will be once nearly all Americans have health insurance. The problem of uncompensated care will largely go
I’ve wondered what the role of non-profit hospitals will be once nearly all Americans have health insurance. The problem of uncompensated care will largely go
This post is part of a multi-post series on the filibuster in the U.S. Senate. An index to all other posts in the series, as
Somehow I forgot to post this when it went up: One of the stories we’re watching in Washington this week has to do with something
The time has come to dig a bit deeper into the current vision for the future of health care in America: accountable care organizations (ACOs).
Uwe Reinhardt puts his finger on the issue I’ve been puzzling about for over a year, and blogged about many times. How can increased competition
And I’m having trouble feeling bad about it: The sun hasn’t exactly set on Solar Planet, but anxiety over the fate of the Arlington tanning
An eagle-eyed reader let me know that the Kaiser Family Foundation has a nice subsidy calculator up that you can play with. You enter information
The summer is not a good time for blogging. Vacations and conferences divert my attention from the news and force me away from my computer,
Medicare Advantage Payment Provisions, by Brian Biles and Grace Arnold. This appears to be a must-read piece for anyone wishing to understand the implications of
A reader sent me the following tweet from a prominent conservative ex-politician: Press Corps-pls do your job as Obama sneaks in Berwick appt;pls cover his
In one way or another, people keep asking, Doesn’t all this blogging take a lot of time? Isn’t it a lot of work? How do