Public Policy

Why Is Healthcare Engagement a Design Problem?
Public Policy Why Is Healthcare Engagement a Design Problem?

In a world where consumer technology has mastered the art of holding our attention, the healthcare industry often struggles to get patients to even show up for an appointment. Faisal Zain, a veteran expert in medical technology and innovation, argues this isn't a failure of patient motivation,

Can Competition Fix America's Broken Healthcare?
Public Policy Can Competition Fix America's Broken Healthcare?

As the clock ticks down on the enhanced federal health insurance subsidies set to expire at the end of the year, millions of Americans are bracing for a potential financial shock while policymakers debate whether this looming deadline is a crisis or a catalyst. This policy crossroads has reignited

GOP-Backed HSAs Fund Saunas but Not Insurance Premiums
Public Policy GOP-Backed HSAs Fund Saunas but Not Insurance Premiums

In a nation where health care costs continue to climb at an alarming rate, a contentious debate has erupted over the role of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) as a potential lifeline for millions of Americans struggling with Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace plans. With enhanced subsidies for ACA

Senate Bill Targets PBMs to Lower Drug Costs and Boost Transparency
Public Policy Senate Bill Targets PBMs to Lower Drug Costs and Boost Transparency

A Critical Moment for Drug Pricing Reform Imagine a healthcare system where the cost of life-saving medications is dictated not by production expenses or patient needs, but by hidden negotiations between powerful middlemen. This is the reality for millions of Americans grappling with soaring

Is Hoover's Healthcare Project Rewriting State Rules?
Public Policy Is Hoover's Healthcare Project Rewriting State Rules?

Unpacking the Riverwalk Health and Wellness Project: A Bold Vision in Hoover Imagine a cityscape where an abandoned corporate tower transforms into a beacon of healthcare innovation, reshaping how an entire community accesses medical services. This vision is becoming reality in Hoover, Alabama,

New SNAP Work Rules Risk Food Access for Millions
Public Policy New SNAP Work Rules Risk Food Access for Millions

In the heart of Austin, Texas, Alejandro Santillan-Garcia, a 20-year-old who aged out of foster care, sits in a cramped apartment, his refrigerator nearly empty. Each day, he scours job listings, sends out applications, and walks miles to interviews without reliable transportation, yet steady work

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