At 4:00 a.m. EST on February 20th, most of North America will still be asleep.
Coffee won’t be poured. Alarm clocks will still be threatening. Parents of kids with type 1 diabetes, myself included, may already be awake (but only …
Are We Protecting Patients or Protecting Profits?
When a pharmaceutical giant sues a telehealth company over weight-loss drugs, it sounds like the beginning of a streaming documentary.
But this isn’t Netflix. It’s healthcare, and it’s messy, important, and a little hilarious if you’ve been in this space long enough to appreciate the chaos.
The recent lawsuit filed …
PBM Reform Finally Happened. So… Why Am I Still Nervous?
Every once in a while, a healthcare headline comes along that makes people do a double-take.
“FTC Secures Landmark Settlement with Express Scripts to Lower Drug Costs for American Patients.”
That’s right. Landmark. Lower drug costs. Insulin. Accountability.
Cue the record …
Managing Diabetes on a Snow Day
There’s a reason why hot chocolate and sugar cookies go so perfectly with snow. And it’s not because Nestlé runs a secret subliminal campaign that makes you grab cocoa mix along with the bottled water and rock salt when you …
Why Healthy Resolutions Fail
If you read my article on January 12th and thought, “Okay, fine. I get it. Resolutions fail because I skip steps,” well, congratulations. You’ve already done more reflection than about 99.9% of humanity does before signing a gym contract in January.
Today, we’re starting with intentions. …