Sleep 2013
Dr Jennifer Martin Discusses How Insomnia Has Evolved & Affects In Insurance Coverage
In this video, Jennifer Martin, PhD, Assistant Professor, UCLA, David School of Medicine, shares her thoughts on how non-pharmacologic treatments for the management of insomnia has evolved over the past few years and how the increased use of behavioral treatments might affect insurance coverage.

This video was taken on June 3, 2013, at the Sleep 2013 Conference in Baltimore, MD.  
 
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Could Wyoming Expand Medicaid Next?
Lawmakers in Wyoming are working toward an agreement that would allow the state to accept hundreds of millions of federal dollars to expand the state’s Medicaid program.
Managed Care Minute: January 31, 2015
A one-minute look back at the week of January 26, 2015, in managed care, including anticipated moves from volume-based to value-based payments and expected push back on cancer drug costs.
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California advocates worry that having half its children in Medi-Cal will mean poor access to care. But the real issue may be the growing number of poor children nationwide and the overall effect on Medicaid.
Obama to Outline $215M ‘Precision Medicine’ Proposal
Reports say NIH would receive funds to collect DNA from 1 million volunteers, the National Cancer Institute would get research funds, and FDA would get support to regulate molecular diagnostic tests. The plans need funding from Congress.
Do Protections Against Genetic Discrimination in Health Coverage Go Far Enough?
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) protects most consumers from losing health coverage or their job if they pursue genetic testing. But authors of a new article in The New England Journal of Medicine explore the implications of testing for life, disability and long-term care insurance.
90% of Consumers Stayed in Covered California
Of the 944,000 people who could renew their coverage for 2015 through Covered California, the state’s health insurance exchange, 94% stayed in the same plan that they were in last year.
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