He Thought It Was A Pinched Nerve. It Was A Heart Attack. π³ #shorts #heartattack #healthcare
"It's Just A Pinched Nerve" Almost Cost Him Everything π¨ #shorts #heartattacksymptoms #health
"It's Just A Pinched Nerve" Almost Cost Him Everything π¨ #shorts #heartattacksymptoms #health
"He went from injury Friday night to in front of the correct surgeon on Monday afternoon." - Dr. Tom Weber, MD Ortho Most MSK spend goes to the wrong care: ER visits for back pain, $3,000 MRIs that could cost $450, weeks of waiting, and surgeries that never needed toβ¦
Everyone Says "Value-Based Care." Few Can Define It. π€ #shorts #valuebasedcare #healthcare
Everything Falls Apart Downstream Of Substance Abuse π #shorts #addiction #mentalhealth
The Cheapest Surgery Is The One That Never Happens π‘ #shorts #healthcosts #surgery
Time Warner Cable Split Its Employees In Half To Test Healthcare π #shorts #employeebenefits #healthcosts
In this episode of Last Month in Healthcare, Producer Nathaniel and I sat down with Stephen Carrabba, president and co-founder of ClaimInformatics, to break down the biggest healthcare news stories of September 2026. We started with Blue Cross Blue Shield's claim that AI-powered medical coding tools added $942 million inβ¦
Surgeons Get Paid $2,500 To Say "No Surgery" π΅ #shorts #healthcare #surgery
Your Hourly Employees Don't Want To Become Healthcare Experts π©Ί #shorts #hr #carenavigation
"We pay them a $2,500 flat fee for the time that they spend with the patient and make that recommendation for no surgery. If you don't, then you've wasted their time." - Matt Eurey Most of healthcare is paid for volume, so employers end up paying for surgeries that neverβ¦
You Shouldn't Have To Uproot Your Life To Get The Best Care π #shorts #cancer #patientadvocacy
Their Health Plan Went From $4M To Almost $8M Overnight πΈ #shorts #healthcosts #employeebenefits
Getting A Cancer Diagnosis Without A Network Is Terrifying π° #shorts #cancer #healthcare
Don't Accept A Life-Changing Diagnosis Without A Second Look π #shorts #secondopinion #cancer
The 95-Year-Old Who Smoked Is The Exception, Not The Rule π¬ #shorts #cancerprevention #health
Over Half Of Oncologists Have Thought About Quitting π³ #shorts #physicianburnout #oncology
Cancer is one of the largest cost drivers in any self-funded plan, and most of the strategies built to manage it focus on price. Peter Bridges argues the bigger lever is making sure the patient is on the right treatment in the first place. Only about 20% of cancer patientsβ¦
Fully Insured May Not Make Sense Much Longer π #shorts #healthinsurance #healthcare
You Shop Around On AmazonβWhy Not For Surgery? π #shorts #healthcare #medicalcosts
Customers Donβt Always Know What They Want π€― #shorts #innovation #business
Why Single-Payer Sounds Simpler Than It Is π§© #shorts #singlepayer #healthcare
Why Employers Should Think Like Homeowners π #shorts #employeebenefits #selffunding
Stop Making Health Plan Decisions One Year At A Time β³ #shorts #employeebenefits #hr