The Healthcare Revolution with MHK Marc S. Ryan

In this first of a two-part series, we break down all the elements of Medicare, including Part A through D, as well as how you become eligible, the benefits you can receive, and the cost-sharing obligations. Part two will dive into the Medicare Advantage program and explore how it benefits seniors, especially those of low income.

It is critical that the American healthcare system make the leap from utilization management to care management and population health. MHK President Marc S. Ryan and MHK Vice President Joan Gammercone, a clinician by trade, discuss various trends in utilization management, care management, and population health. Listen in and find out what health plans can do to take the leap and ensure success in value-based care. 

We are in the middle of open enrollment for a number of lines of business, so this podcast is timely. Learn about the economic and altruistic reasons you always need to have health insurance.

With Joe Biden to possibly become the 46th President, what will healthcare policy look like under his administration? Learn about what a closely divided Congress will mean to Biden’s premier coverage proposals, what might be accomplished by the new president regulatorily, and what nagging issues could gain bipartisan support.

Have you ever wondered how employer-based healthcare emerged in the United States? Listen to The Healthcare Revolution podcast to learn about the origins of social welfare programs. We will also cover the evolution of healthcare in America and discuss some of the presidents who have played a major role in shaping healthcare policy.

Election Day is a little more than a week away. Where do the presidential candidates stand on the Affordable Care Act? Hear both sides on this new edition of The Healthcare Revolution Podcast. Marc S. Ryan, MHK president, reviews President Trump’s recent executive order on healthcare and covers a refresh from an earlier podcast on Joe Biden’s positions.