Why Healthcare Leaders Are Worried About The New H-1B Visa Fee
Experts warn that the Trump administration’s new $100,000 fee for H-1B visa applications could worsen healthcare’s workforce crisis and slow the pace of healthcare innovation.
How Are Healthcare Leaders Tackling Automation Bias?
At MedCity News’ INVEST Digital Health conference, healthcare experts explored strategies to mitigate automation bias — emphasizing the importance of vendor responsibility, use case-specific governance, and clinician engagement.
How Innovative Legal Teams Are Turning AI From Promise To Practice
In recent years, AI has moved beyond speculation in the legal industry. What used to be hypothetical is now very real.
FDA Pilot Program Creates New Path For Faster Regulatory Review Of Generic Drugs
The FDA will provide faster regulatory review of generic drugs that are tested in and manufactured in the U.S. using domestically sourced active pharmaceutical ingredients.
How Healthcare Leaders Are Reacting To The Government Shutdown
The government shutdown is drawing backlash from healthcare leaders over its potential to disrupt ACA subsidies, Medicare telehealth access, and programs like SNAP.
Debunked: A Look At H-1B Visas In Healthcare, M&A Deals For Bitcoin & More
We also discuss whether bitcoin will play a greater role in healthcare deals and the Trump administration's mixed messages on autism and Tylenol.
Pfizer Reaches Deal On Most-Favored Nation Drug Pricing; Other Pharmas Expected To Follow
Newly launched Pfizer drugs will be priced at parity to prices in comparable developed nations, according to the most-favored nation pricing agreement.
Chrometa: Turning Time Into Billable Value For Modern Lawyers
Adoption of Chrometa represents more than a technological upgrade; it reflects a professional philosophy that values accuracy, transparency, and efficiency.
Inside The VA And ONC’s Vision For A More Connected Healthcare System
Leaders from the VA and the ONC discussed how the future of U.S. healthcare will rely on both technology and creative problem-solving during a panel at DiMe’s Healthcare 2030 Summit.
The Truth About Medical Debt And Credit Reporting: Three Things To Know
A federal judge in Texas recently ruled on medical debt reporting — here's what the ruling means for providers and for those who have medical debt.
WTW: Half Of Employers Exceeded Their Healthcare Budgets In 2024
Employers expect costs to continue to rise, prompting a shift toward cost-containment, vendor accountability, AI adoption, and alternative plan designs.
Agentic AI Could Push Healthcare Into A Legal Gray Area, Attorney Says
Without strong guardrails, errors could have life-or-death consequences, said Lily Li, founder of law firm Metaverse Law.
What Your Clients Say When They Know You Won’t Hear It
Download this 63-page survey report and get the truth about the legal client experience.
What’s Top Of Mind For 3 Healthcare Execs On Deploying AI
During the MedCity INVEST Digital Health conference in Dallas, three executives shared what’s top of mind as they deploy AI in the healthcare workforce, including the need to build trust and improve interoperability.
AI In Healthcare: Investors’ Green And Red Flags Among Startups
During a panel discussion at the MedCity INVEST Digital Health conference, investors shared what they're looking for from AI startups and what their red flags are.
Inside Duke’s Approach To Building And Buying AI Tools
Duke University Health System is deploying a mix of homegrown and purchased AI tools to ease clinicians’ administrative burden and improve patient care.
Industry Groups Warn CMS’ 2026 Fee Schedule Could Undermine Value-Based Care
Healthcare groups are pushing back on CMS’ proposed physician fee schedule for next year, raising concerns over payment cuts, administrative burdens and mandatory participation in a new value-based model.
What’s Next For Walgreens Following Its Private Equity Sale?
Walgreens has completed its sale to private equity firm Sycamore Partners, raising concerns that the deal could lead to widespread store closures, layoffs, and reduced access to healthcare in vulnerable communities.