Berkeley Communications
HTA in the news
MA plans are not as robust as insurers and CMS project
Healthcare Finance News
The projection is not reality,” says CEO Rob Andrews, a former U.S. representative who served in Congress when MA was passed.
Read moreMore Hospitals Are Being Bought by Private Equity. Here’s How It’s Changing Healthcare
The Epoch Times
Private equity firms apply the playbook of leverage buyouts, staff reduction, and asset sales to double their investment in as little as seven years.
Read moreWith 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.
Read moreMedicaid 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.
Read moreBypassing insurers
Healthcare Brew Newsletter
In recent years, escalating hospital-insurer disputes have left many patients, providers, and employers feeling powerless.
Read moreHow cutting deals with employers saves health systems money
Healthcare Brew
Frustrated by increasing insurer friction, health systems are cutting out the middlemen.
Read moreReimagining 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?
Listen nowHealth 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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