Counterpoint
Counterpoint is a monthly publication by Hal Andrews, Trilliant Health's CEO, inviting readers to think differently about the challenges facing America's health economy.
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Lies,Damn Liesand "Medicaid Cuts"
Contrary to recent media reports, there are exactly zero discussions about Medicaid “cuts,” in the actual meaning of the word. What is being discussed are reductions in the rate of increase in the Federal share of future Medicaid spending. In every scenario currently being considered, the Federal government is projected to spend more on Medicaid than it does today.
Lies, Damn Lies and "Medicaid Cuts"
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished, Healthcare Edition: The Doom Loop of Price Caps: Past, Present and Future – Part 2
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished, Healthcare Edition: Price Controls for Hospitals, the Only Health Economy Stakeholder With Unlimited Downside Risk – Part 1
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The Earth Isn’t Flat, But Demand for Healthcare Services Is
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The Category 5 Hurricane Forming in the Indiana Legislature
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National Health Expenditures: Down the Rabbit Hole and Through the Looking Glass
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Anesthesia For Dummies: A Rare Example of Fair Market Value in the Health Economy
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A Potential Reckoning for Health Economy Stakeholders Through the Lens of Oscar-Winning Movies, First Principles and Black Swan Events
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7 Strategic Healthcare Implications of the 2024 Presidential Election
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About the Author
Hal Andrews is a healthcare business leader with more than 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, executive and investor. Hal has served as the President and CEO of Trilliant Health since its founding in June 2017.
In Counterpoint, Hal challenges the status quo and encourages stakeholders to think critically and act differently to survive healthcare’s negative-sum game.
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