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Healthcare Dive is a specialized trade news outlet focused on the U.S. healthcare industry, with an emphasis on the business, policy, and technology forces shaping healthcare delivery and financing.

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
28
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Sep 30, 2026
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Top 1M sites
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Jill Hughes

    Elevance cracks down on hospital billing for off-campus care (opens the original)

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    The insurer said it’s trying to restrict hospitals from charging higher rates for services at off-campus outpatient departments. The new policies apply to Elevance’s commercial, Medicare Advantage and Medicaid plans and will go into effect throughout 2026 and 2027. Elevance, which serves about 45 million members across its health plans, says its policies aim to address “increasingly common” scenarios where care provided off-campus, such as at a hospital-owned clinic or doctor’s office, is billed

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026

    Healthcare and Health IT News | Healthcare Dive (opens the original)

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    Newly released HHS OIG audits of HumanaChoice and UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin found both plans frequently exaggerated the health needs of their members, generating almost $180 million in overpayments over two years. Employed doctors report worse well-being than independent practitioners, with workload and administrative burden driving distress. Eighteen plans scored a perfect 5 stars in the standards organization’s ratings for 2026, up from 11. There are no for-profits among them. Arkansas pas

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026

    Healthcare and Health IT News | Healthcare Dive (opens the original)

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    Newly released HHS OIG audits of HumanaChoice and UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin found both plans frequently exaggerated the health needs of their members, generating almost $180 million in overpayments over two years. Employed doctors report worse well-being than independent practitioners, with workload and administrative burden driving distress. Eighteen plans scored a perfect 5 stars in the standards organization’s ratings for 2026, up from 11. There are no for-profits among them. Arkansas pas

  4. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Rebecca Pifer Parduhn

    Here’s how much insurers are cutting Medicare Advantage plans for 2027 (opens the original)

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    Newly released CMS data gives the market its first comprehensive look at how insurers are adapting to continued pressure in the privatized Medicare program. It’s going to be another turbulent sign-up period for Medicare. Seniors in Medicare Advantage will have fewer choices for coverage next year after insurers — laser-focused on resuscitating flagging margins after years of unexpectedly high medical spending — slashed the number of plans on offer for 2027, according to a Healthcare Dive analysi

  5. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Sara Heath

    Clinician shortage to double by 2040 (opens the original)

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    Healthcare’s workforce shortage is expected to worsen in the next decade, but investments in talent and innovation could mitigate that gap. Healthcare is in a workforce shortage right now, with 2026 figures from the National Institute for Health Care Management showing that over 108 million people reside in primary care provider shortage areas. Factors like burnout and an aging workforce exacerbate the issue as more workers leave the industry. Healthcare shortages already cost patients $430 per

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