Could the taxes hospitals willingly pay be both a lifeline and a burden for Medicaid funding? Delving into this topic reveals a startling reality—every state but Alaska relies on provider taxes to bolster federal Medicaid support. These taxes have become a pivotal element in securing needed funds f
The issue of non-economic damages in medical malpractice lawsuits, particularly in Florida, continues to stir intense debate. Legislative reforms have already shaped the landscape considerably, focusing on reducing litigation and insurance expenses to benefit residents financially. With the 2025
U.S. Senators Mike Rounds and Martin Heinrich have introduced the Health Tech Investment Act (S.1399) to facilitate Medicare reimbursement for FDA-approved AI tools in clinical care. The proposed legislation aims to eliminate financial barriers that hinder the adoption of artificial intelligence in
Price transparency in the healthcare industry remains an elusive goal. Despite various efforts, patients continue to face challenges in understanding and comparing costs for medical procedures. This article delves into the issues surrounding healthcare pricing, examining whether transparency
The recent leadership changes within Baker Donelson's Health Law and Public Policy Department mark a significant milestone for the firm, which is renowned for its expertise in health care law. By appointing Michaela D. Poizner, Robert Wells, and Craig C. Conley to pivotal roles, Baker Donelson
Recent advancements and updates in healthcare tracking technologies have ignited significant legal disputes and regulatory considerations, particularly in relation to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). These developments have raised crucial questions about how
