Affordability starts with understanding hospital costs By Rick Pollack Key Points Hospitals are experiencing rising costs, largely driven by workforce expenses such as staffing shortages, burnout, and increased spending on recruitment and rete... Read more Chinese health care devices raise cybersecurity alarms in U.S. hospitals By HPN Staff Key Points U.S. regulators warn that some Chinese-made medical devices, including the Contec CMS800 monitor, have cybersecurity vulnerabilities and have been observed sending... Read more HHS partners with medical schools to expand nutrition training for future doctors By HPN Staff Key Points HHS is partnering with 53 medical schools to require at least 40 hours of nutrition education, supported by $5 million in funding to integrate nutrition into physic... Read more A practical step toward faster care in Ohio By Rachael Carl Key Points The Florida Senate approved a bill requiring certain able-bodied Medicaid recipients to complete at least 80 hours of work per month, targeting individuals witho... Read more Leucovorin greenlit for rare brain disorder, stops short of approval for autism By HPN Staff Key Points The FDA approved Wellcovorin (leucovorin calcium) to treat cerebral folate deficiency, a rare neurological disorder with no previously approved treatments ... Read more Kentucky House advances bill limiting AI role in mental health therapy By HPN Staff Key Points The Kentucky House passed a bill 88–7 that would prohibit artificial intelligence systems from directly providing therapy or making diagnoses, treatment decisions, ... Read more Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 MOST VIEWED 1 Rural training is an effective workforce strategy 2 A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers 3 Florida Senate approves Medicaid work requirements 4 A practical step toward faster care in Ohio DONATE
Chinese health care devices raise cybersecurity alarms in U.S. hospitals By HPN Staff Key Points U.S. regulators warn that some Chinese-made medical devices, including the Contec CMS800 monitor, have cybersecurity vulnerabilities and have been observed sending... Read more HHS partners with medical schools to expand nutrition training for future doctors By HPN Staff Key Points HHS is partnering with 53 medical schools to require at least 40 hours of nutrition education, supported by $5 million in funding to integrate nutrition into physic... Read more A practical step toward faster care in Ohio By Rachael Carl Key Points The Florida Senate approved a bill requiring certain able-bodied Medicaid recipients to complete at least 80 hours of work per month, targeting individuals witho... Read more Leucovorin greenlit for rare brain disorder, stops short of approval for autism By HPN Staff Key Points The FDA approved Wellcovorin (leucovorin calcium) to treat cerebral folate deficiency, a rare neurological disorder with no previously approved treatments ... Read more Kentucky House advances bill limiting AI role in mental health therapy By HPN Staff Key Points The Kentucky House passed a bill 88–7 that would prohibit artificial intelligence systems from directly providing therapy or making diagnoses, treatment decisions, ... Read more Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
HHS partners with medical schools to expand nutrition training for future doctors By HPN Staff Key Points HHS is partnering with 53 medical schools to require at least 40 hours of nutrition education, supported by $5 million in funding to integrate nutrition into physic... Read more A practical step toward faster care in Ohio By Rachael Carl Key Points The Florida Senate approved a bill requiring certain able-bodied Medicaid recipients to complete at least 80 hours of work per month, targeting individuals witho... Read more Leucovorin greenlit for rare brain disorder, stops short of approval for autism By HPN Staff Key Points The FDA approved Wellcovorin (leucovorin calcium) to treat cerebral folate deficiency, a rare neurological disorder with no previously approved treatments ... Read more Kentucky House advances bill limiting AI role in mental health therapy By HPN Staff Key Points The Kentucky House passed a bill 88–7 that would prohibit artificial intelligence systems from directly providing therapy or making diagnoses, treatment decisions, ... Read more Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
A practical step toward faster care in Ohio By Rachael Carl Key Points The Florida Senate approved a bill requiring certain able-bodied Medicaid recipients to complete at least 80 hours of work per month, targeting individuals witho... Read more Leucovorin greenlit for rare brain disorder, stops short of approval for autism By HPN Staff Key Points The FDA approved Wellcovorin (leucovorin calcium) to treat cerebral folate deficiency, a rare neurological disorder with no previously approved treatments ... Read more Kentucky House advances bill limiting AI role in mental health therapy By HPN Staff Key Points The Kentucky House passed a bill 88–7 that would prohibit artificial intelligence systems from directly providing therapy or making diagnoses, treatment decisions, ... Read more Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
Leucovorin greenlit for rare brain disorder, stops short of approval for autism By HPN Staff Key Points The FDA approved Wellcovorin (leucovorin calcium) to treat cerebral folate deficiency, a rare neurological disorder with no previously approved treatments ... Read more Kentucky House advances bill limiting AI role in mental health therapy By HPN Staff Key Points The Kentucky House passed a bill 88–7 that would prohibit artificial intelligence systems from directly providing therapy or making diagnoses, treatment decisions, ... Read more Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
Kentucky House advances bill limiting AI role in mental health therapy By HPN Staff Key Points The Kentucky House passed a bill 88–7 that would prohibit artificial intelligence systems from directly providing therapy or making diagnoses, treatment decisions, ... Read more Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
Rural training is an effective workforce strategy By Emily M. Hawes Key Points Rural residency training programs are an effective strategy for addressing physician shortages in rural communities, but hospitals often need targeted start-up... Read more A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers By HPN Staff Key Points Sixteen states are considering legislation to streamline licensing for foreign-trained physicians as a way to address ongoing doctor shortages, especially in rural ... Read more The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more 1 2 3 4 5
The case for market-driven drug affordability By John Murphy III Key Points Generic and biosimilar drugs are the main source of prescription drug savings, generating $467 billion in 2024 alone, with Medicare and Medicaid accounting fo... Read more Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more
Aging Americans drive surge in health care hiring as worker shortages loom By HPN Staff Key points Eldercare is driving job growth. Nearly all U.S. job gains in January (124,000 of 130,000) came from services caring for older Americans, reflecting the rapid aging... Read more
