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Enough of Asshole Capitalism – The Health Care Blog

Enough of Asshole Capitalism – The Health Care Blog

by Curavital | Oct 26, 2026 | Healthcare, Healthcare

By KIM BELLARD I recently read both Plastic, Inc. (Beth Gardiner) and These Are the Plunderers (Gretchen Morgenson and Joshua Rosner), and, boy, am I mad. Nothing in either book really came as a surprise, but the degree to which some people are willing to be greedy at...
What Good Is Health Coverage If You Cannot Get to the Doctor – The Health Care Blog

What Good Is Health Coverage If You Cannot Get to the Doctor – The Health Care Blog

by Curavital | Oct 23, 2026 | Healthcare, Healthcare

By JOE MKHITARYAN We spend a lot of time talking about who has health insurance. I think we need to spend more time asking who can actually use it. You can approve an appointment, find a specialist and cover the treatment. But if the patient cannot get out of the...
Have doctors given up on doctoring? – The Health Care Blog

Have doctors given up on doctoring? – The Health Care Blog

by Curavital | Oct 22, 2026 | Healthcare, Healthcare

By MIKE MAGEE MD I read with interest, Dr. Rachael Bedard’s September 25, 2026 New York Times article titled “Being a Doctor Will Never Be the Same After A.I.” In her second paragraph she writes “Amid our recent doom cycle about whether A.I. will lead to extreme...
Medicine Gave Itself a Code for Diabetes Remission. A Year Later, the Payment System Still Can’t See It. – The Health Care Blog

Medicine Gave Itself a Code for Diabetes Remission. A Year Later, the Payment System Still Can’t See It. – The Health Care Blog

by Curavital | Oct 21, 2026 | Healthcare, Healthcare

By HANA KAHLEOVA “Will this only get worse?” Patients with type 2 diabetes have asked me some version of that question for my entire career. For most of it, the honest answer was “probably.” We treated diabetes as a one-way street: glucose climbs, medications pile up,...
So You Won. Now What? – The Health Care Blog

So You Won. Now What? – The Health Care Blog

by Curavital | Oct 20, 2026 | Healthcare, Healthcare

By STEPHEN FARBER Part one argued that patient access was never the finish line; it was the foundation. This is about what we build now that we are standing on it. Every good game show has a second round, and the second round is always harder. The first round was...
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