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Community health clinics receive 90% patient satisfaction rates, but face funding cliff
The results of a new survey from the National Association of Community Health Clinics contrast significantly with the popular view of US healthcare quality.
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Hospital group urges Congress to ‘act swiftly’ to rescue long-term acute care sector
The coalition provided a raft of reform policy principles created to guide Congress as it considers ways to better support America’s floundering long-term care hospitals.
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FinCEN advisory warns of expanding healthcare fraud, empowers whistleblowers
The advisory urged insiders at financial institutions to be vigilant for fraudsters, organized crime groups, and transnational criminal organizations that increasingly target government benefits programs.
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HHS and CMS announce committee to ‘modernize’ the US healthcare system
The 18-member Healthcare Advisory Committee will advise on how to best finance and deliver care across Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, and the Health Insurance Marketplace.
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On being flexible – the shifting future of telehealth
As federal and state agencies continue to unwind temporary waivers and replace them with long-term policies, providers are confronting a far more complicated compliance landscape.
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FDA seeks comments on expedited CNPV pilot program
The controversial Commissioner’s National Priorities Voucher program awards “ultra-fast” reviews for medications and biological products of strategic national importance while upholding the FDA’s standards.
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FTC Launches ‘integrated’ healthcare task force
The new Healthcare Task Force is the latest action in the commission’s move to advance healthcare enforcement as laid out in a 2025 executive order.
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Rising costs already affecting 2026 ACA Marketplace enrollees
A KFF survey conducted about a month after open ACA enrollment ended in most states found higher costs are making enrollees rethink their options.
