<p>A <a href="https://www.hfma.org/revenue-cycle/healthcare-blame-game-how-kaiser-health-news-mistook-policy-for-practice-in-hospital-collections-report/">blog post</a> by HFMA Chief Content Executive Brad Dennison has caught the attention of healthcare and media leaders. In this episode, Dennison and Executive Producer Erika Grotto discuss the article that made them question the narrative of a recent Kaiser Health News investigation.</p>

A blog post by HFMA Chief Content Executive Brad Dennison has caught the attention of healthcare and media leaders. In this episode, Dennison and Executive Producer Erika Grotto discuss the article that made them question the narrative of a recent Kaiser Health News investigation.

<p>A <a href="https://www.hfma.org/revenue-cycle/healthcare-blame-game-how-kaiser-health-news-mistook-policy-for-practice-in-hospital-collections-report/" rel="noopener noreferrer">blog post</a> by HFMA Chief Content Executive Brad Dennison has caught the attention of healthcare and media leaders. In this episode, Dennison and Executive Producer Erika Grotto discuss the article that made them question the narrative of a recent Kaiser Health News investigation.</p>

Kaiser Health News investigative report confuses policy for practice and misses the real story

Former news exec Brad Dennison dissects stories about healthcare and separates fact from fiction in this podcast from the Healthcare Financial Management Association.

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