Managed Care Cast

The Oncology Stakeholders Summit, Fall 2016, Peer Exchange video program from The American Journal of Managed Care brought together Andrew Pecora, MD, of Hackensack Meridian Health; Rena M. Conti, PhD, of The University of Chicago; Brenton Fargnoli, MD, of Flatiron Health; and Bhuvana Sagar, MD, of Cigna Health, to discuss alternative payment models in oncology and the transition from fee-for-service to value-based care.

The Oncology Stakeholders Summit, Fall 2016, Peer Exchange video program from The American Journal of Managed Care brought together Andrew Pecora, MD, of Hackensack Meridian Health; Rena M. Conti, PhD, of The University of Chicago; Brenton Fargnoli, MD, of Flatiron Health; and Bhuvana Sagar, MD, of Cigna Health, to discuss alternative payment models in oncology and the transition from fee-for-service to value-based care.

This week, CMS released a report that found 2 million people dropped Affordable Care Act coverage after failing to pay their premiums just 2 months after open enrollment ended; a study presented at the 77th Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association found the diabetes drug canagliflozin reduced cardiovascular risk; and the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of biosimilars in the case Sandoz v Amgen.

This week, CMS released a report that found 2 million people dropped Affordable Care Act coverage after failing to pay their premiums just 2 months after open enrollment ended; a study presented at the 77th Scientific Sessions of the American Diabetes Association found the diabetes drug canagliflozin reduced cardiovascular risk; and the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of biosimilars in the case Sandoz v Amgen.

This week, CMS announced it would take Social Security numbers off Medicare cards to combat fraud and protect seniors from identity theft; a national plan to combat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was released; and a nutrition advocacy group called on the FDA to stick with the schedule for rolling out a new nutrition facts label.

This week, CMS announced it would take Social Security numbers off Medicare cards to combat fraud and protect seniors from identity theft; a national plan to combat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease was released; and a nutrition advocacy group called on the FDA to stick with the schedule for rolling out a new nutrition facts label.

This week, the Congressional Budget Office published its new score for the American Health Care Act; the White House released its fiscal year 2018 budget, which includes deep cuts to science and healthcare programs; and for the first time, the FDA approved a drug based on a genetic marker, not a tumor location.

This week, the Congressional Budget Office published its new score for the American Health Care Act; the White House released its fiscal year 2018 budget, which includes deep cuts to science and healthcare programs; and for the first time, the FDA approved a drug based on a genetic marker, not a tumor location.

Earlier this year, Veena Shankaran, MD, MS, associate professor at the University of Washington, had a winning case study for the PAN Foundation's annual PAN Challenge. The case study outlined an education program created to improve patient financial literacy and help connect patients to funding organizations.

Earlier this year, Veena Shankaran, MD, MS, associate professor at the University of Washington, had a winning case study for the PAN Foundation's annual PAN Challenge. The case study outlined an education program created to improve patient financial literacy and help connect patients to funding organizations.