The U.S. health care reimbursement system was built for a different era — one that prioritized high-stakes “cure” interventions over the nuanced “care” interventions better suited to the ongoing needs ...

The U.S. healthcare system is hard to disrupt, not because it is irrational, but because it is the rational outcome of many overlapping decisions, incentives, and fears.

Healthcare rankings shift every year, but the gap between the systems at the top and the ones struggling at the bottom rarely ...

There are 3 ways to make the US health care system more efficient and sustainable: address its burdensome complexity, emphasize primary care reimbursement, and regulate drug pricing. Moving to a ...

Coming off the deadly pandemic, health care has taken center stage as a global issue. While the U.S. is facing health care struggles that include increased maternal mortality and lower life expectancy ...

The US health-care system is reaching its breaking point. Individuals, families, employees, employers, and public and private health insurance funders are all spending more for health care every year, ...

Cox is president and CEO of Norton Healthcare and Norton Children’s, a not-for-profit healthcare system based in Louisville, ...

Here, we describe the challenges inherent in health care markets, how our approach to addressing those challenges contributes to high administrative costs, and how modest policy-based guardrails can ...