Advancements in Cancer Care: Impact on Insurance Industry Dynamics
Explore how recent advancements in cancer care impact the insurance industry, focusing on CAR T-cell therapy and regulatory compliance.
Explore how recent advancements in cancer care impact the insurance industry, focusing on CAR T-cell therapy and regulatory compliance.
In 2024, over four million U.S. children were uninsured, the highest rate in a decade, worsening pediatric cancer diagnosis delays and mortality. Fragmented insurance and Medicaid enrollment gaps drive coverage loss.
CMS has secured significant price reductions on 15 drugs including costly cancer treatments, impacting Medicare Part B pricing and healthcare costs.
ASTRO backs bipartisan legislation to reform Medicare Advantage prior authorization, aiming to reduce cancer treatment delays and improve care outcomes.
New Medicare Part D rules in 2025 cap oral cancer drug costs at $2,000 annually and introduce a voluntary monthly payment plan to improve affordability for patients.
New Harvard study compares radiotherapy utilization and spending between Medicare Advantage and Traditional Medicare, highlighting longer treatment durations and higher costs for MA patients.
Recent study links Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act to enhanced lung cancer treatment, with quicker surgeries at high-volume hospitals and better patient outcomes.