Surescripts releases its 2015 report on electronic drug and other transactions.
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Medicare's coverage of disabled adults under age 65 is explored in a new Kaiser Family Foundation brief.
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Not only is insurance on the reform law's exchanges costing a lot more than projected, but the Mediciaid expansion also is more expensive.
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Consulting firm Avalere analyzes the service categories behind premium increases for 2017 in the small group and individual markets.
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Yet another paper on geographic health spending variation; this one examining the role of regional physician practice patterns.
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Two new surveys indicate that employers' health plan costs will continue to rise at a significant clip in 2017.
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A Kaiser Family Foundation brief explores techniques to provide health insurance for high-risk individuals.
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PWC's Health Research Institute gives us its perspective on the evolution of the retail pharmacy business.
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Yet another survey suggests many physicians are unhappy in their jobs.
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A paper at the National Bureau of Economic Research attempts to ascertain whether some subsets of the medical home model have success in improving quality or lowering cost.
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Research from the Employee Research Benefits Institute highlights trends in self-funded health plans.
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The FDA issues final guidance on general wellness products, affirming that most will be exempt from any regulation.
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In research from Sweden, privatizing certain health services appeared to lead to better quality.
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A study carried in the Journal of the Americal Medical Association Internal Medicine finds that use of reference pricing reduced spending on lab tests.
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Using MEPS data, an Employee Benefit Research Institute note examines trends in employers offer of health insurance benefits.
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