The rate increase comes alongside a revised risk adjustment model. The effects of these changes on the healthcare ecosystem remain to be seen, particularly on access and quality.
The high churn rate may reflect executives reexamining their positions and career paths following pandemic crisis mode. But it could further destabilize workforce and organizational health.
The unprecedented participation in Match Day 2025 reflects both opportunities for and challenges to building a resilient and equitable healthcare system for the future.
“Medical gaslighting” and AI are among top concerns as the information age encourages patient engagement but disrupts provider-patient relationships. Systemic measures can improve trust and safety.
Premiums nearly doubled in a recent 5-year period, even as other healthcare costs have shifted to patients. The burden will grow heavier without appropriate policy interventions.
While Medicaid work requirements may reduce program costs, they would put 36 million people at risk of losing coverage—with negative impacts on access and population health.
Federal disruptions to communications, funding, and processes at the NIH are impacting clinical research, straining health system finances, and creating general uncertainty about the future.
In addition to the risks of a record-breaking flu season, concerns surround the simultaneous increase in avian flu and public health decisions that may exacerbate the situation.
Immigration enforcement actions have created uncertainty, fear, and a burden for providers caring for immigrants. Meanwhile, foregone or disrupted care may lead to greater public health ramifications.
Kennedy’s confirmation as HHS secretary raises concerns about the future of public health, while supporters say he is a disruptor who could turn around the US healthcare system.
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