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Ep. 7 - Question Your Doctor (and other headlines)
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Ep. 7 - Question Your Doctor (and other headlines)

This week on the podcast, Matthew and Ron dive into some of the healthcare headlines over the past few weeks. They discuss quality and access to care for a closing/downsizing Chicagoland hospital, they take a look at where Anthem gets its money from, they wonder why the IG report on Medicare Advantage plans denying medically necessary care wasn’t a bigger news story, and they pick apart an opinion piece encouraging you to, well, be your own doctor. What do you think of these news stories and what is your response to them? Let us know in the comments below, email us at flatlining@substack.com, or tweeting Matthew or Ron. Subscribe to the FLATLINING Podcast on Apple PodcastsSpotify, the iHeartRadio appAmazon MusicGoogle Podcasts, and Audible. Follow Matthew (@radioHandley) and Ron (@RonHowrigon) on Twitter. Articles mentioned in this week’s episode: Downsized City Sees Its Health Care Downsized as Hospital Awaits Demolition - Kaiser Health NewsBig insurer Anthem took in $38 billion in the first 3 months of 2022. Most of it by far came from taxpayers. - Wendell Potter NOWMedicare Advantage Plans Often Deny Coverage for Eligible, Necessary Care: Report - US News and World ReportQuestion Your Doctor - RealClear Books and Culture This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.flatlining.net

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FLATLINING from Fulcrum Strategies
The FLATLINING Podcast from Fulcrum Strategies
The FLATLINING Podcast from Fulcrum Strategies brings you great healthcare news analysis and discussion each week from industry experts who know their way around politics, economics, and a doctor’s office. Questions about payor issues, Medicaid expansion, or the No Surprises Act? We’ve got you covered. New episodes drop every Wednesday morning.