Policy

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, walks through where things stand in Washington D.C.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, discusses what else the organization and their political partners are going to try and get passed.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, discusses what the organization and their political partners are going to focus their efforts on this year.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, discusses how the organization will approach working with Congress with the added wrinkle of the outsized influence of the world's richest man.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, discusses the unfinished business from the last Congress and the negative impact it is having on physicians now.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, discusses how the organization looks to approach some of the personalities being named to lead roles at HHS.

Anders Gilberg, senior vice president for government affairs at MGMA, walks us through where things stand in Washington D.C. days after the second Trump administration took power.

What top health care leaders expect from the new year

Leaders across the industry sound off.

A look at what may be ahead in the new year.

While the public rages at payers, it's important not to forget Congress' role in the current state of health care.

Patients aren't blameless in the current state of health care in America.

Don't run afoul of these new privacy and civil rights rules.

A U.S. Senator discusses the future of cybersecurity in health care.

A 1.68% reversal of the 3.37% Medicare payment cut does not go far enough

Recounting the steps that have brought healthcare to this state.

Congressional decisions, or lack thereof, could spell doom for the future of private practice.

If the choice of personal medical care offered by small practices is to be preserved, the rules of the game must change.

$1.7 trillion spending plan will have effects across health care sector.

You protect yourself against medical malpractice, but are you protected against medical board complaints?

Lawmakers tout spending plan, but medical groups respond with ‘dismay,’ say seniors’ health will be at risk.

An exclusive interview with MGMA’s man in D.C.

COVID-19 pandemic conditions get better, but more red tape blocks care for patients.

MGMA’s man in Washington, D.C. gives his rundown of what the organization is keeping an eye on with prior authorizations and telehealth.

Why state efforts to improve health equity matter.