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December 18, 2024 Viktor Zarev 0 min read
  1. WP: The insurer practices fueling public anger.
  2. Mount Sinai planning 65k-square-foot AI research facility.
  3. Sutter Health Announces $800M ‘Flagship’ Campuses in Silicon Valley. 
  4. Bain: 30% of primary care might be delivered via “non-traditional” providers by 2030.
  5. Funding bill extends telehealth flexibilities, reforms PBMs, pays docs and hospitals. 
  6. Bloomberg: Advanced nursing students struggle to secure clinical placements.
  7. PBM Act would force insurers and PBMs to sell pharmacy businesses.
  8. GW Hospital residents avoid strike with last-minute deal.
  9. How vRad used AI as a malpractice safety net.
  10. LA County to relieve $2B in medical debt.
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