Why Telemedicine Has Been Such A Bust So Far

Billions of investment dollars have been poured into apps and websites that offer this virtual consultations with physicians, ranging from Doctor on Demand to American Well. The theory behind them is that millennials would opt for a digital alternative to an in-person physician's visit, if the option were available. And patients in remote, rural areas who are miles away from the nearest doctor would have few alternatives.

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CMS: Doctors, Hospitals Received $8.4B in Payments From Drug Companies Last Year

Doctors and teaching hospitals received $8.4 billion in payments from drug companies in 2017, according to the latest Open Payments data released by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

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Five Questions About Amazon’s Play For The $300 Billion Pharmacy Market

Amazon.com Inc. is buying its way into the pharmacy business. Now the question is, how big can it get?

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6 Themes Driving Healthcare Leaders to Change

A report featuring candid conversations with 24 industry leaders from a variety of healthcare subsectors shows broad agreement on six themes that should drive healthcare convergence and an improvement of the patient experience.

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Sky-High Deductibles Broke the U.S. Health Insurance System

When Carla Jordan and her husband were hit with a cascade of serious medical issues, she knew that at least her family had health insurance through her job. What she didn’t realize was that even with that coverage, a constant stream of medical bills would soon push the family to the edge of financial collapse.

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CMS Launches Slate of Initiatives Aimed at Curbing Fraud, Waste in Medicaid

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services launched several initiatives on Tuesday aimed at cutting down on fraud and waste in Medicaid. 

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