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In January 2026, CMS launched the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction (WISeR) model, introducing prior authorization into traditional Medicare for certain services in selected states. However, this controversial program could …

An Eli Lilly drug bringing a new approach to blood cancers now has encouraging early data from a small clinical study showing reductions in signs and symptoms of disease, results …

If healthcare AI conversations feel more confusing than ever, you’re not alone.  Over the past few years, the industry has seen a rapid influx of new AI terminology. What began with discussions …

There is an evolutionary character to marketplace dynamics that closely mirrors natural selection. Business ideas emerge within the marketplace like mutations. Most die, a few stick, and just a handful …

Somewhere in rural New Mexico, a pregnant woman misses her prenatal appointment today. Not because she forgot. Not because she didn’t try. Because the ride she booked through her transportation …

Over the last decade, organ preservation has gone from hardware store coolers filled with ice to high-tech preservation systems that have been shown to significantly increase organ viability and patient …

In February, Waymo’s chief safety officer testified before the U.S. Senate that remote operators in the Philippines help guide its supposedly autonomous vehicles. The headline was about outsourcing. The real …

The healthcare industry has made its decision: AI is the answer to physician burnout. Ambient scribes, automated documentation, clinical co-pilots, the investment is real and the early data on reducing …

The question facing healthcare leaders today is no longer whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be transformative, but whether our organizations can transform quickly enough to harness it at an enterprise …