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  1. Dec 28

    Displaying the cost of imaging studies to requesting docs didn’t change ordering frequency — really interesting from

    "Displaying paid-price information did not alter how frequently primary care and specialist clinicians ordered imaging studies and procedures within an ACO." Fascinating RCT results... we continue to search for ways to improve
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  2. Dec 27

    5 Ways Rising Health Costs are Affecting U.S. Households:

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  3. 12 hours ago

    All U.S. Hospitals Will Now Be Required to List Their Prices Online

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  4. 18 hours ago

    90 billion in and lost workdays, 11,000 premature deaths and 4,700 heart attacks ascribed to fuzzy math. Power companies themselves lobbied to keep the bill in place.

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  5. Nov 20

    Register now for our Dec. 7 webinar on and quality transparency. The webinar will highlight a first-of-its kind, comprehensive database of 230 transparency tools and best practices and recommendations for states to consider.

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  6. 23 hours ago

    It never ceases to amaze me just how broken the US is when it spends so much more on than anyone else 🇺🇸

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  7. Mar 20

    If data is the oil of modern day, Geisinger— an integrated health system serving 3 million patients in rural Pennsylvania—may just be health care’s Saudi Arabia

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  8. 22 hours ago

    [Why] Targeting higher risk employee groups + ensuring medication adherence in certain populations can have a higher likelihood to deliver cost of care savings:

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  9. 6 Dec 2017

    . is asking readers to send her ER bills for transparency project. All started with story on $600+ band-aid. Listening to great webinar.

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  10. Nov 6

    "More employers are getting directly involved in addressing , including shifting their position from one of passing on cost increases to employees towards flagging the causes of the increases and getting costs under control."

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  11. Aug 8

    Advocate and collaborate. Find the common ground values. Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the good. — insights from a session with the Healthcare Value Hub.

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  12. 2 hours ago
    Replying to and

    Allocating more resources toward & in the US would go far in helping re-set the American sick-care system. We’re now in a chaos-then-create moment for reinvention

    3 replies 4 retweets 9 likes
  13. Apr 24

    Honored to talk to last week in DC on helping people find affordable Rx meds. Many thanks to fellow panelists Melissa Schulman , Molly Burich and Sam Silver, MD for such important insights!

    Employers during the National Business Group on Health’s (.) conference made clear their frustrations about the U.S. system, namely . |
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  14. 17 Oct 2017

    $1200 copay for 30 pills. One a day. Time to try a different system America.

    1 reply 1 retweet 5 likes
  15. Aug 27

    Until they were prompted to determine the actual cost of knee replacement surgery, Gundersen Health System's hospital charged more than $50,000. After a review of personnel and resources used, they found the cost was actually $10,550 at most.

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  16. Dec 23

    It was all fun and games until the Smith kid broke her back.

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  17. Dec 28

    77% of report seeing rising in their work with employers. Learn more about what brokers are seeing in the health insurance industry in the results of our broker survey:

  18. Dec 26

    Misconceptions about end-of-life "'...it’s just very hard to know in advance who will die soon....That makes it infeasible to make a big dent in health care spending by cutting spending on patients who are almost certain to die soon.'”

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  19. May 1

    Thks 4 appearing in delegation @ CityHall speaking /advising PublicWorks on long awaited Active Transportation Winter Maintenance Strategy Report ~ Public Works Committee is deliberating report.

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  20. 2 Nov 2017

    Watching reiterate the need for mission to reduce costs for all patients, including the underinsured. – at Carnegie Hall (Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage)

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