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Investigations and health policy for the @nytimes. I like reading your medical bills.
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Why Arbitration Works for Baseball but Not for Healthcare

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By Sarah Kliff Verified, Margot Sanger-Katz Verified
| Herald/Review Media Verified
When Congress wrote a law to end surprise medical bills in 2020, it took inspiration from MLB. Legislators wanted to fix cases in which patients were on the hook after doctors and insurers didn’t agree on fees for emergency care. MLB handles similar salary impasses between teams and players by having each side offer a price. An arbitrator picks the one that is more reasonable, with no ability to split the difference. kAm%96 @FE4@>6D :?
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Why Arbitration Works for Baseball but Not for Healthcare

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By Sarah Kliff Verified, Margot Sanger-Katz Verified, Alicia Parlapiano Verified
| Breaking One
(The Upshot) When Congress wrote a law to end surprise medical bills in 2020, it took inspiration from MLB. Legislators wanted to fix cases in which patients were on the hook after doctors and insurers didn't agree on fees for emergency care. MLB handles similar salary impasses between teams and players by having each side offer a price. An arbitrator picks the one that is more reasonable, with no ability to split the difference.
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Medicaid Urges States to Increase Autism Therapy Oversight

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By Sarah Kliff Verified
| The Virgin Islands Daily News Verified
The Trump administration advised states on Tuesday to place new restrictions on autism therapy providers to curb a sharp increase in Medicaid spending for a treatment that has raised concerns of waste and fraud.
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