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Health Policy Podcast

Health Policy Podcast

著者: Atlas Point Media
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The Health Policy Podcast explores how healthcare policy decisions impact patients, providers, costs, and innovation across the U.S. healthcare system. Through interviews with physicians, policy experts, researchers, and industry leaders, the podcast examines the real-world effects of laws, regulations, and market forces shaping healthcare today.2026 政治・政府 政治学
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  • Healthcare's Grip on Midterm Elections: A Survey of Voter Frustration
    2026/09/01
    Joel White, President of the Council for Affordable Health Coverage, discusses the surprising influence of healthcare costs on upcoming midterm elections, particularly in nine key Senate battleground states. A recent survey reveals widespread voter frustration across party lines due to unaffordable healthcare, making it a top-tier issue, even surpassing war and immigration in importance for many. White explains that while Democrats historically held an advantage on healthcare, Republicans are gaining ground by advocating for direct financial assistance to patients rather than subsidies for insurance companies. He also delves into the complexities of "Medicare for All," noting that support significantly diminishes once voters understand the implications of government control and the potential loss of private insurance. The conversation highlights a growing bipartisan consensus against insurance company consolidation, suggesting future legislative action to promote competitive healthcare markets.
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    22 分
  • Psychedelics in Mental Health: From Clinical Trials to State Lines
    2026/08/27

    Jennifer Cutler, partner at DCI Group, joins Brian Hyde to discuss the evolving landscape of mental health policy, specifically focusing on the role of psychedelics. They delve into the FDA approval process, the critical need for states to prepare their regulatory frameworks for patient access, and common misconceptions surrounding psychedelic-assisted therapy. Cutler highlights the bipartisan support for these innovative treatments, particularly for veterans, and identifies leading states in this legislative push.

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    19 分
  • Rethinking Section 6001: The Case for Physician-Owned Hospitals
    2026/08/25

    Reinier Schuur, a policy analyst at the Center for Modern Health, explains the complexities and impact of Section 6001 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), particularly concerning physician-owned hospitals. This section, enacted in 2010 due to lobbying by the American Hospital Association, prohibits new physician-owned hospitals from receiving Medicare reimbursement, effectively creating a significant barrier to their establishment and growth.

    Schuur delves into the historical arguments for this prohibition, such as concerns about self-referral.

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    19 分
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