Many Medicare Part D Stand-Alone Drug Plan Enrollees Will See Modest Premium Increases for 2027, But Others Could Pay Much More If They Don’t Switch Plans
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has just released information about Medicare Part D plans for 2027, including...
Why the Future of Bladder Cancer Diagnosis Isn’t One Test Replacing Another
Cancer testing is shifting in a quiet but meaningful way. New urine-based tests are showing that a simple sample no...
Medicare 101 | KFF
Spending. Medicare plays a significant role in the health care system, accounting for 21% of total national health spending in...
Your AI Can Spot a Drug Clash, Just Not Every Time.
Why Drug Interactions Matter Many older adults take five or more medicines every day. Doctors call this polypharmacy. In the...
Early Medicaid Work Requirement Insights From Nebraska
On May 1, 2026, Nebraska became the first state to enforce new Medicaid work requirements. The 2025 reconciliation law requires states to condition...
When a Medical AI Recognizes an Emergency but Later Reassures You
A medical emergency is not always defined by how severe a symptom feels at one moment. Sometimes, the combination of...
Four ways to artificial intelligence and automation in your revenue cycle
At A Glance Revenue cycle management automation and artificial intelligence (AI) can help healthcare organizations reduce manual work, catch errors...
Paid Family and Sick Leave in the U.S.
Paid family and medical leave and sick leave can help workers meet their personal and family health care needs, while...
Proposed Changes to Demographic Data Collection in the Census Could Impact Efforts to Address Health and Health Care Disparities
Introduction On September 10, 2026, the Census Bureau published a proposed rule adding two new parts to the regulations that...
Swine Flu in India: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention
Swine flu is back in the news in India, and understandably, that can make people nervous. But don’t panic; there’s...
