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Hosted by Minnesota Hospital Association · health · EN-US · 26 episodes
A weekly news summary from the Minnesota Hospital Association, focused on health care industry and policy developments.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMHA Healthline is a health podcast hosted by Minnesota Hospital Association, with 26 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #27
Immigration enforcement and Medicaid fraud proved the deciding issues in this week's election, but healthcare affordability, rising uninsured rates and looming Medicaid cuts are still in the background as Minnesota heads for the fall elections. Plus, new moves against gender-affirming care and CDC vaccine recommentations by the Trump administration.
Episode #26
The Star Tribune drew on recordings of private meetings for a look at Hennepin Healthcare's financial troubles that eventually required a state rescue in May. Former executives say repeated interventions by elected county officials thwarted efforts to address the crisis. Also, statewide candidates talk healthcare on the campaign trail, and the Health Resources and Service Administration says it will convert some 340b discounts to rebates starting in January. Epidsode photo: Chad Davis, via Flickr
Episode #25
This week, health policy discussions sharpened as candidates headed into the final lap of campaigning ahead of Minnnesota's Aug. 11th primary election. Also, the Minnesota Department of Health convened a meeting of two task forces that could shape healthcare cost and policy in the next legislature. And, Minnesota ranks #2 in a new analysis of healthcare quality in the U.S.
Episode #24
The federal government announced a third Medicaid reimbursement freeze for Minnesota, citing ongoing fraud and Allina shows off its new, 21-century, AI-ready addition, with 190 patients and 30 high tech operating rooms.
Episode #23
The Ely Bloomenson Community Hospital is open and ready for patients, even as the community copes with massive wildfires on near town. Also, Allina and Sutter Health leaders make their case to join together at a public forum in Minneapolis. And helping pets can actually help patients, a Rochester non-profit hopes.
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former high school football coach, U.S. House Oversight Committee
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid chair, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
presidential debate participant, United States
Former Acting Director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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