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June 2 2026
Health Brief: Medicaid work rules take shape
The Washington Post Health Brief Newsletter
Health Brief: Medicaid work rules take shape
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June 2 2026
The Autism-Therapy Business Is Booming—and So Is the Billing Abuse
The Wall Street Journal
Carolina Lopez searched for therapy services for her autistic son, Ezekiel, who was then 3 years old. But every provider she called had a wait list.
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June 1 2026
AI 411: May 2026
Healthcare Brew
Signing in to your Facebook or your email? Even a MyChart account? You’re likely not simply typing in just a username and password anymore. You’re probably also getting a text or email to confirm it’s really you.
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June 1 2026
HIPAA rule changes are coming, but can they stand up against AI?
Healthcare Brew
Signing in to your Facebook or your email? Even a MyChart account? You’re likely not simply typing in just a username and password anymore. You’re probably also getting a text or email to confirm it’s really you.
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May 27 2026
Audit Pressure Mounts for 340B Programs as Compliance Platforms Aim to Keep Up
The American Journal of Managed Care
The 340B Drug Pricing Program has long served as a financial lifeline for safety-net hospitals, federally qualified health centers, and other covered entities serving vulnerable populations.
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May 19 2026
TrumpRx Expands Generic Drug Offerings With Mark Cuban Partnership, Amazon Pharmacy Support
The American Journal of Managed Care
President Donald J. Trump announced on Monday that the administration’s online prescription pricing platform, TrumpRx, is expanding to include more than 600 generic medications in a move aimed at lowering out-of-pocket drug costs for Americans.
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May 13 2026
UnitedHealth Group’s Optum Rx makeover elicits cautious welcome
Modern Healthcare
Whether Optum Rx’s new direction marks a major shift in the pharmacy benefit manager sector remains to be seen.
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May 7 2026
States target insurers over prior authorizations, provider pay
Modern Healthcare
States are increasingly targeting insurance companies over hot-button issues such as prior authorization and artificial intelligence in the absence of federal action.
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