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Hosted by Minnesota Hospital Association · health · EN-US · 31 episodes
A weekly news summary from the Minnesota Hospital Association, focused on health care industry and policy developments.
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Episode #34
This week, Minnesota health systems proposed a third major consolidation, combining HealthPartners and Essentia. Also, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota said it was ending most of its Medicare Advantage plans for 2027, and the Department of Commerce unveiled new individual and small group premium rate increases as open enrollment is poised to open later this month.
Episode #33
Minnesota's gubernatorial campaigns are heading into the home stretch as October approaches, and DFL candidate Amy Klobuchar continued to fill in details of the health policies she will pursue. GOP contender Lisa Demuth has yet to lay out a comprehensive health proposal. Also, Gov. Tim Walz was in Rochester this week, highlighting the first half of the state's decades-long Destination Medical Center initiative as it transforms the Mayo Clinic and its host city.
Episode #32
This week, KSTP released a new poll showing affordability and inflation are major concerns for Minnesota voters, and healthcare is a key part of that. Also, a deeper dive into the state's fraud crisis, Democrats in Washington press their case for Medicare for All as elections near, and federal auditors say HHS overpaid Medicare Advantage reimbursements to UnitedHealthcare.
Episode #31
Children's Minnesota received a record-setting $35 million gift to expand access to precision medicine this week, and state officials shared an update on the revalidation of thousands of Medicaid providers. Also, some Allina Health physicians file a strike notice.
Episode #30
Emergency department staff at Hennepin Healthcare were called upon yet again this week to respond to a mass shooting that injured multiple people in Minneapolis. It highlighted the role HCMC plays in emergency response, one of the key arguments for a state rescue of the hospital earlier this year. Also, a new report detailed sharply rising Medicaid spending expected in Minnesota as the state braces for what experts predict will be a significant budget imbalance awaiting the next legislature.
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former high school football coach, U.S. House Oversight Committee
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid chair, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
presidential debate participant, United States
Former Acting Director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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