New State Laws Tackle Private Equity’s Growing Role In Health Care

As more private equity firms buy health care physician practices and facilities, states are pushing back on acquisitions that some critics say could potentially gut health care infrastructure. This year alone at least seven states, including California, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maine, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington, have enacted laws requiring more oversight over private equity acquisitions ...

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House Votes To Pass 5-Year Hospital At Home Extension, Sending Bill To The Senate

The House of Representatives unanimously voted to pass a bill Monday that extends the Medicare hospital at home program for five years. Hospital at home providers have been mired in uncertainty for years. Though Congress has repeatedly extended hospital at home flexibilities, it often only does so for a handful of months at a time. ...

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Lobbyists Are Salivating For More Of Trump’s Drug Price Deals

Lobbyists for some of the world’s largest drug companies are parading a new pricing deal in the U.K. as a model the rest of Europe should emulate if it wants to keep drugmakers from bailing for America. To President Donald Trump and the lobbyists’ delight, British officials agreed to spend 25 percent more on new ...

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Senate Barrels Toward Failure On Health Care

Senators have about a week before they’re set to vote on soon-to-expire Affordable Care Act subsidies. Most of them already believe the chances for a bipartisan breakthrough by then are roughly zero. There’s no clear momentum for any plan that would avoid a lapse in tax credits that could raise insurance premiums for 20 million ...

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‘Time Is Not Our Friend’: Health Care Scramble Begins Amid Mixed Signals From Trump

The president injected more uncertainty last week, saying he doesn’t want to extend key insurance subsidies but understands it might be necessary.

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Trump Opens The Door To Obamacare Subsidy Extension

The president said an extension of subsidies that help people pay for health insurance "may be necessary" to buy time for a broader overhaul.

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