When private equity destroys your hospital by Cory Doctorow February 28, 2024 As someone who writes a lot of fiction about corporate crime, I naturally end up spending a lot of time being angry about corporate crime. It’s pretty goddamned enraging. But the fiction writer in me is especially upset at how cartoonishly evil […]
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Private Equity in Health Care: Prevalence, Impact and Policy Options for California and the U.S. By Christopher Cai, Resident Physician, Brigham and Women’s Hospital Zirui Song, Associate Professor of Health Care Policy and Medicine, Harvard Medical School May 7, 2024 At its most recent peak in 2021, private equity (PE) investment into the broad
After private equity takes over hospitals, they are less able to care for patients, top medical researchers say By Gretchen Morgenson July 31, 2024, 11:00 AM PDT After private-equity firms acquire hospitals, the facilities’ assets and resources diminish significantly, leaving the facilities less equipped to care for patients, according to a new study by
America’s Seniors Are About to Pay a High Price for Wall Street’s Growing Disenchantment with Medicare Advantage By Wendell Potter August 8, 2024 Over the past few days, both CVS/Aetna and Humana admitted to Wall Street that their Medicare Advantage plans are not nearly as profitable as those insurers had predicted a year ago.
Unforeseen Health Care Bills and Coverage Denials by Health Insurers in the U.S. By Avni Gupta, Sara R. Collins, Shreya Roy, Relebohile Masitha August 1, 2024 Americans are increasingly struggling to get their health insurance to work for them. High deductibles and copayments are causing nearly two of five working-age adults to delay visiting
California bill would require state review of private equity deals in healthcare By Bernard J. Wolfson, KFF Health News Aug. 9, 2024 A bill pending in California’s Legislature to ratchet up oversight of private equity investments in healthcare is receiving enthusiastic backing from consumer advocates and labor unions but drawing heavy fire from hospitals
‘Like, what?’: USA’s Ariana Ramsey blown away by free healthcare at Olympics Talia Barrington Fri 9 Aug 2024 The US rugby sevens player Ariana Ramsey will leave Paris with more than just a bronze medal. After discovering the Olympic Village provides not only free food to athletes but also a suite of free healthcare
The battle over nursing home rules By McKenzie Beard August 7, 2024 The Biden administration is moving full steam ahead on its contentious nursing home staffing mandate, even as it battles legal challenges in court. The rule, finalized in April, is a game changer for facilities that provide skilled nursing and assistance to
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Long, frustrating waits for home care persist despite California expanding program By Emily Alpert Reyes Staff Writer July 30, 2024 Lyla Abuebaid needs to check on her 5-year-old son through the night to make sure he keeps breathing. Sayfideen has a rare and serious syndrome that leaves him unable to walk. He relies
Articles with Analysis of Project 2025 from MedPage Today June – July, 2024 Critiquing Project 2025: Medicare July 13, 2024 Project 2025 proposes building Medicare Advantage and value-based care, and an all-in focus on free market methods proven not to work in health care. It’s a recipe for increasing costs and maximizing profits for
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