Wednesday, October 14, 2026 - Updated Daily
Medicare Advantage special needs plans drive about 85% of net growth. See why insurers are pivoting, why rural counties lead, and what to watch in 2027…by Reginald Hislop III Medicare Advantage enrollment growth has slowed to roughly 1% to 3%,...
Is the Quorum Health nonprofit transition a private equity exit dressed as philanthropy, shifting debt onto hospitals and taxpayers?…by Reginald Hislop, III Private equity never has to answer for the exits it structures. That…
Medicare Advantage plan exits 2026 are shrinking rural coverage, with UnitedHealthcare and Humana leaving more counties than they enter, impacting patients…by Reginald Hislop, III Over the past several years the Medicare Advantage story has…
Recent healthcare billing fraud cases show similar conduct moving across bill coding, DME, telemedicine, and product billing. Read the provider-level analysis….by Reginald Hislop, III Earlier this week I wrote about CMS barring eleven medical…
Medicare Advantage plans are paid through risk adjustment. The government sends each plan a fixed monthly amount per enrollee, and that amount rises when the enrollee’s record contains certain diagnosis codes. The system assumes sicker…
CMS announced a $3.4 billion medical equipment supplier fraud scheme involving 11 suppliers and claims for deceased beneficiaries. Here is what it means….by Reginald Hislop III On September 8, 2026, CMS announced that it…
Senior living is a long-duration business. A resident who moves into a Life Plan or CCRC community at the start of retirement may remain on the same campus for a decade or more, receiving everything…
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