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What the new tax law likely will and won’t do to the nation’s health care
The House and Senate this week finally passed major tax reform and sent their bill to President Donald Trump for…
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Making sense of how the new tax bill will impact health care
The House and the Senate both have passed tax bills which have provisions that will deeply affect health care, ranging…
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More health care podcasts to add to your listening regime
Last year we drew your attention to a growing boom in health care podcasts. Time for an update. Please note…
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Behind the investigation into former HHS secretary’s travels
A few months ago, two of our Politico health reporters Dan Diamond and Rachana Pradhan, told me they had heard…
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Where things stand on repeal-and-replace – or stabilize-and-repair
If you’ve been trying to figure out where President Trump stands on repairing the Affordable Care Act – good luck.…
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President Trump cut off the cost-sharing subsidies. Now what?
In the next few days and weeks we’ll see the first wave of reactions from health plans – and unsubsidized…
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Lessons from Covered California: Marketing matters
HHS recently announced that it would slash marketing, advertising, and signup assistance for the 2018 signup season, which begins Nov.…
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HHS further reduces role in ACA open enrollment
Buzzfeed’s Kate Nocera and Paul McLeod last week broke the story that the Trump administration – which has already cut…
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Senate Republicans make last-ditch attempt at Obamacare repeal
The Graham-Cassidy repeal bill – which essentially would change Medicaid into a per-capita cap – has suddenly come back to life.…
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Why ACOs have potential for improving end-of-life care
Accountable Care Organizations, which were created by the Affordable Care Act as one way to improve the delivery of health…