News from the health care marketplace includes changes in how doctors practice -- they are increasingly seeing patients via webcam and working for insurers in insurer-run doctor offices.
Proposals to tax health benefits, sometimes touted as a way to help reduce the deficit, could have unintended consequences, according to a survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
The government may be duplicating efforts under several programs and paying for the same services to test new payment and treatment delivery models, a study finds.
Health policy studies and analyses this week come from Health Affairs, the Archives of Surgery, the Urban Institute, the Kaiser Family Foundation and the journal Academic Medicine.