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The ACA made many changes to Medicare. One of them involves linking part of hospital pay to patient satisfaction. In…

Anyone who is moderating a session at an AHCJ conference is lucky to have AHCJ board member, Associated Press medical…

The first day of Health Journalism 2015 featured a session “The ACA: Will it survive? And how to cover it…

Medicaid pay rates for doctors in many states traditionally have been extremely low – so low that most physicians didn’t…

A key issue in King v. Burwell, the health care reform case argued before the Supreme Court in early March,…

We tend to focus on the Affordable Care Act as a law that simply gives more people health insurance –…

Soaring drug prices that make even copays unaffordable for many, an unchecked rise in robotic surgery, financial abuse revealed using…

We have posted descriptions of nearly all of the panels planned for Health Journalism 2015 and it’s an agenda packed…

Across the country, health systems are getting larger, gobbling up community hospitals or smaller chains. Some of this has to…
