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Jeanne Pinder
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Founder, CEO and Editor in Chief, ClearHealthCosts
New York
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By Jeanne Pinder| ClearHealthCosts@ “Hundreds of thousands of Americans stand to soon lose their access to cheaper weight-loss drugs, with a federal crackdown on copycat versions threatening to disrupt treatment and raise costs,” Rebecca Robbins and Dani Blum write over at The New York Times. “The Food and Drug Administration has ordered producers and sellers of the less expensive products to wind down operations in the coming weeks now that it has declared there are no longer shortages of the blockbuster drugs Wegovy and Zepbound.
By Jeanne Pinder| ClearHealthCosts@ The headlong growth in Medicare Advantage, the privatized version of the traditional Medicare program for older and disabled adults, has slowed, even as the prices paid to Medicare Advantage insurers have risen. “With more than half of Medicare-eligible individuals in Medicare Advantage plans, the market grew by 1.3 million (+3.9%),” a recent report from the analytics firm Chartis said.
By Jeanne Pinder| ClearHealthCosts@ “Hundreds of thousands of Americans stand to soon lose their access to cheaper weight-loss drugs, with a federal crackdown on copycat versions threatening to disrupt treatment and raise costs,” Rebecca Robbins and Dani Blum write over at The New York Times. “The Food and Drug Administration has ordered producers and sellers of the less expensive products to wind down operations in the coming weeks now that it has declared there are no longer shortages of the blockbuster drugs Wegovy and Zepbound.
Company Info
ClearHealthCosts
Our mission is telling people what things cost in health care, a traditional mystery. Shouldn't you know that your MRI could cost as little as $450 or as much as $6,000? Shouldn't you be able to know other health costs, too? We're here to help. People are coming to us as a trusted space for pricing information. We are a trusted space because we are transparent. The New York Times is calling us the kayak.com of health care. We're using tools like shoe-leather reporting, crowdsourcing, curation and sourcing of pricing databases and cool data visualization and interactivity.
New York, United States
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