Pandemic Threatens Future of Emergency Medical Services
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed persistent, wide-ranging existential threats to effective 911 emergency response.

Congress must take action to ensure these discounts benefit low-income 340B eligible patients, as intended.

A recent advisory opinion released by HHS left many 340B advocates hungry for answers and pharmaceutical manufacturers frustrated.

In this post, I walk through three ways that many public option proposals would pave the way for single payer.

Medicaid fiscal reform would have had a larger impact, and generated higher taxpayer savings, than work requirements.

The Medicare Coverage of Innovative Technologies rule will encourage innovation and promote patient access.

Procedurally, the Trump administration’s issuance of the Most Favored Nation Interim Final Rule was a mistake.

Slashing Medicare reimbursement for safety-net hospitals may have devastating effects on the individuals who rely on these hospitals.
