Arundhati Parmar

"We spend a lot of time focused on building the experiences that we think are the future of healthcare, and we don't spend a heck of a lot of time worrying about what other people are doing," declares Dan Caron, founder and CEO of Health Universe. Here's a Q&A with the leader of the Kleiner Perkins-backed company.

Himanshu Shah, an activist investor and large shareholder of Novavax, whose stock has plummeted over the years, believes the company should cut costs more aggressively, reduce the size of its board, and do more to prop up its financial performance. But are the criticisms valid?

A consultant who has analyzed healthcare policy over many decades declares that MA is in the middle of a fundamental reset both in terms of market headwinds and federal scrutiny.

Ed Park is sincere and passionate about his calling as the CEO of Devoted Health, which provides Medicare Advantage plans to seniors in 29 states. But it remains to be seen if he can do more or the same with less.

An independent orthopedic surgeon in New York is claiming that he is being unfairly pushed out of a regional hospital owned by Mount Sinai Health System.

This year, we are hosting a new event called Bullseye: Targeting Healthier Outcomes & Returns on July 23 in Chicago. It's invitation-only and exclusively for healthcare investors and corporate business development leads. Join the waitlist for a chance to be in the room with your peers.

Selective contracting, use of AI, networking volatility and interest in value-based care are some of the larger trends affecting the dental and vision benefits market.

While there are growing efforts to link dental health with overall health, the urgency should be felt strongly not only by pregnant women but, more importantly, by their care providers and health insurance companies. For instance, pregnant women with gum disease are 3-4 times more likely to develop pre-eclampsia, an emergency condition.

UnitedHealthcare CEO Tim Noel, Optum CEO Dr. Patrick Conway, and other top executives and employees gave unprecedented access to journalists and others in order to show how the company is trying to reduce friction in healthcare. The goal was to change hearts and minds. Did the insurance behemoth succeed?

In this episode of the MedCity Pivot Podcast, CVS Health Aetna's chief digital and technology officer talks about how the insurance business is using AI, especially agentic AI, in healthcare. Point to note: AI is not used in automatic denials of coverage.