HTA in the news

September 8 2026

With GLP-1s raising costs, employers are finding new ways to reduce spending

Employee Benefit News

What’s at Stake: Self-insured employers facing unsustainable long-term expenses for multiyear specialty drug treatments.

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July 14 2026

Medicaid Fraud Crackdown Intensifies, But Is It Solving the Right Problem?

The American Journal of Managed Care

CMS’s enforcement surge has put every Medicaid Fraud Control Unit under review, but experts say the bigger driver of coverage loss may be red tape.

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June 29 2026

Bypassing insurers

Healthcare Brew Newsletter

In recent years, escalating hospital-insurer disputes have left many patients, providers, and employers feeling powerless.

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June 25 2026

How cutting deals with employers saves health systems money

Healthcare Brew

Frustrated by increasing insurer friction, health systems are cutting out the middlemen.

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June 23 2026

Reimagining Health Benefits: How Employers Can Drive Change in Healthcare

Alvarez & Marsal’s What’s Your Moonshot Podcast

How can employers become catalysts for healthcare innovation?

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June 19 2026

Health Equity & Access Weekly Roundup: June 19, 2026

The American Journal of Managed Care

Robert Andrews, CEO of the Healthcare Transformation Alliance, points to workers’ compensation as evidence that health care costs can fall without sacrificing outcomes.

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June 18 2026

Health Care Is Fixable: Workers’ Compensation Shows Employers Don’t Need to Wait for Washington

The American Journal of Managed Care

Robert Andrews, CEO, Healthcare Transformation Alliance, provides insight on what workers’ compensation tells us about managing health care costs.

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June 4 2026

Oz White House Briefing Touts Drug Savings and Fraud Cleanup, but Data Tell a Nuanced Story

The American Journal of Managed Care

Most-favored-nation pricing commitments by 17 large brand manufacturers aim to align US prices with ex-US benchmarks, with projected decade savings near $600 billion and calls for congressional codification.

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