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Despite entrenched dysfunction, David Vivero writes, there’s hope for the future of healthcare. And it stems from an unlikely place: the federal government.

/PRNewswire/ -- Mark Galvin, Founder and CEO of TALON (http://TALONhealthtech.com), a transformational technology company offering solutions to fully comply...

Personal View: More time is critical to success of No Surprises Act KATE HUBBEN Kate Hubben Because the Biden administration has been silent about its plans for regulating the No Surprises Act — a significant and impactful part of the omnibus spending bill that was passed at the end of 2020 — health care providers and employer plan sponsors have been scrambling to meet the deadline of Jan. 1, 2022, when it will go into effect. The No Surprises Act calls for the end of most surprise medical billing, the introduction of advanced explanations of benefits (EOBs), a comprehensive price transpa...

Mar 3, 2021 4:15pm Instead of uniting to resist price transparency measures, providers and payers have an opportunity to join forces and go beyond simply sharing cost data, providing transparency around all aspects of care—cost, quality, convenience, patient experience and outcomes. (Getty Images/PLG) New rules for healthcare price transparency launched into effect on Jan. 1. So far, the results have been mixed. Only about a third of America’s 6,000 hospitals have fully complied. Among those that have, the approaches have been “scattershot,” according to Fierce Healthcare reporter Rob...

On December 29, 2020, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia issued its opinion in American Hospital Association v. Azar (the Opinion) upholding the Hospital...