The Keckley Report

In the Congressional Budget Office’ latest report on the status of health insurance coverage from the 2023 National Health Interview Survey released last week, a cautiously optimistic picture of coverage…

Last week, 2 important economic reports were released that provide a retrospective and prospective assessment of the U.S. health economy: The CBO National Health Expenditure Forecast to 2032: “Health care…

Friday, the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association began their Annual Meeting in Chicago where payment reforms will headline the meeting and resolutions to strengthen the profession voted…

As campaigns for November elections gear up for early voting and Congress considers bipartisan reforms to limit consolidation and enhance competition in U.S. healthcare, prospective voters are sending a cleat…

I fell down a flight of stairs at 4 a.m. last Wednesday. It was totally my fault. Since then, I have used hospital emergency departments in 2 states, a freestanding…

Last week, RAND issued its latest assessment of hospital prices concluding… “In 2022, across all hospital inpatient and outpatient services (including both facility and related professional claims), employers and private…

This is National Hospital week. It comes at a critical time for hospitals: The U.S. economy is strong but growing numbers in the population face financial insecurity and economic despair….

Over the weekend, campus unrest was the focus of news coverage nationwide. Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza is the issue. Opinions about its justification, battlefield tactics and the role…

Last Tuesday (April 23), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a 570-page final rule in a partisan 3-2 vote prohibiting employers from binding most American workers to post-employment non-competition agreements…

At the Annual Meeting of the American Hospital Association in DC last week, its all-out attack on “corporate insurance” was a prominent theme. In the meeting recap, AHA CEO Rick…