How Is The Federal Government Counting Measles Deaths?
Originally published on October 1, 2026, this policy watch has been updated on October 15, 2026 to reflect additional developments...
The Scribe That Heard Everything and Understood Too Little
Imagine hiring the fastest note-taker you have ever met. They catch almost every word of every consultation. Then, mid-medication review,...
Green Card Processing Backlogs for Refugees and Asylees Could Have Implications for Health Coverage and Care
Introduction The 2025 reconciliation law eliminated access to federally funded health coverage for refugees and asylees without a green card...
Will Precision Psychiatry Transform Global Mental Health?
Anyone might be affected by mental health problems. Someone might have depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or other mental health issues....
What Could Medicaid Work Requirements Mean for SSI Applicants?
Editorial Note Originally published on July 29, 2026, this brief has been updated to reflect newer guidance on the medical...
Everyone’s So Concerned About Plague in Russia. Slow down for a sec.
You must have heard posts regarding plague returning to Russia, a lab worker who died after a mysterious infection, a...
Patient financial assistance screening: How automation can improve charity care and help reduce bad debt
At A Glance Learn how automated financial assistance screening can help reduce bad debt, support more consistent financial assistance decisions...
AI in Health Care: Who Gets Left Behind?
The Business of Health with Chip Kahn October 12, 2026 Video About this Episode Episode 19, AI Series: Health care’s...
When AI Takes “Yes” for an Answer
The Scenario We gave Grok an everyday complaint. A person says they are always tired, their chest hurts sometimes, and...
How Much Do People with Medicare Pay for Coverage?
The Medicare program provides health insurance coverage to over 70 million people ages 65 or older and younger adults with...
