California Weighs Blocking Private Equity Health Deals

California lawmakers are debating whether to go where Congress won't and pass legislation that would give the state the ability to block private equity acquisitions of health care facilities or providers.

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Health Spending Now Exceeds Prepandemic Levels As Utilization Of Care Remains Uneven

Both health care spending and utilization have changed significantly since before the pandemic, the new Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker found.

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Biden Admin To Spend Billions To Blunt Spike In Medicare Drug Premiums

One of President Joe Biden’s signature domestic achievements is set to cause a significant spike in Medicare premiums for millions of Americans just ahead of the November election. Now, his administration is preparing to dole out billions of dollars to private insurance companies to blunt the impact of the increase.

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The 3 Conditions Driving Healthcare Costs Up For Employers: Report

Pharmacy, cancer and musculoskeletal conditions remain the top drivers of increased healthcare costs for employers, but cardiovascular conditions are on the rise as well, a Business Group on Health report found.

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California Legislature Ramps Up For Final Week

The California Legislature is in its (sometimes) frantic final week, racing to pass bills by the Saturday deadline. Monday, lawmakers pulled some last-minute maneuvering to extend the time allowed for floor amendments.

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Insurance Brokers Face Increased Pressure To Deliver Affordable Costs

Nearly 86% of respondents indicated that they were either satisfied, or very satisfied with their insurance broker's services.

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