#704 — The Industry Wire

May 7, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. CMS suspends 8 MIPS improvement activities. 
  2. Scripps and Anthem Blue Cross reunite after 5 months out-of-network.
  3. Cleveland Clinic and Regent Surgical form ASC joint venture
  4. What drug tariffs could mean for UnitedHealth, CVS, and Centene.
  5. Medtech M&A sees fewer deals but more money in Q1.
  6. Northwell Health acquires Nuvance Health.
  7. Elevated medical costs continued to drag insurers in Q1 2025.
  8. HHS launches autism project using Medicare and Medicaid data.
  9. Hospitals and communities still struggling with Steward bankruptcy.
  10. Trump orders FDA to speed up building of new drug factories.
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