Say what you will about the opinion section but the NYT is still the best in the business because of pieces like this. Well done @ReedAbelson and @susannecraig. https://t.co/N914sjpjvX

It's not too late! Register today for @GtownCHIR @McCourtSchool 11/20 breakfast event on healthcare transparency. Feat. House E&C staffer Corey Ensslin, @ReedAbelson, @GeBaiDC, @aewright, Hemi Tewarson from @NASHPhealth, @EmplyrsForumIN’s @GloriaSachdev: https://t.co/XFWnNGHBnm

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We visited one community in Pennsylvania that no longer has a health care professional in the community. People used to ask the long-time pharmacist for medical advice.

ICYMI: @RebeccaDRobbins and I talked to dozens of pharmacists around the country about why so many small drugstores are closing. The pharmacists blame powerful companies for paying them so little that many of their stores just can’t survive.

Excellent @ReedAbelson @RebeccaDRobbins piece on how pharmacy benefit managers are driving local pharmacies out of business. @nytimes

New: @ReedAbelson and I spent months reporting on a phenomenon that’s affecting communities around the country: the big pharmacy benefit managers are paying many local drugstores too little for them to cover their costs, driving many out of business.

After publishing a story on a doctor accused of violating federal research rules and skirting ethical guidelines, I was named in a libel suit. An appeals court recently dismissed the case, but the experience took a toll. 👇

nobody will remember: - your salary - how “busy you were” - how many hours you worked people will remember: - how quickly you solved the Mini Crossword - your daily Crossword streak - that time you solved Wordle in two guesses

Much thanks to @ReedAbelson for the foresight of writing the article about VP Harris in 2020... and the issue of health care prices and health care consolidation has only gotten more urgent...

Great work on this big, thorough and important investigation into the opaque world of #PBMs. It's a must read from @RebeccaDRobbins and @ReedAbelson at the @nytimes.

The New York Times is continuing to report on the big PBMs. Have you had trouble getting your medications via CVS Caremark, Express Scripts or Optum Rx? Or have you had a seamless experience? If you'd like to be interviewed, you can fill out this form.

For the past year, @ReedAbelson and I have been reporting on the big pharmacy benefit managers. In a story published today, we tried to clearly explain what these companies do — and how they affect how much everyone spends on prescription drugs.

This Tuesday, May 21 in DC: Join Stacy Sanders from @HHSGov, @ReedAbelson, @DMSeltz from @Mass_HPC & @CharlesTXPolicy for an exciting discussion on state and federal solutions to lower health care costs! Register to attend:

The U.S. spends less on long-term care for the elderly than most other wealthy countries. A joint KFF Health News-@nytimes project shows the results: 3 million people without needed care. Read #DyingBroke, reported by @jordanrau & @ReedAbelson:

We are looking for your help -- if you have an experience to share concerning your insurance for prescription drugs, let us know. @RebeccaDRobbins and I are interested in hearing from you:

We want to hear from you! @RebeccaDRobbins and I are taking a look at how much people pay and what medications they can get under their insurance:

What happens to patient care when private equity firms take over hospitals? Well, there's new data out and its not great news for all you fans of private equity in healthcare Here's the write-up in the @nytimes by @sangerkatz and @ReedAbelson Short 🧵 https://t.co/tzHGNx5E1T

This is @ReedAbelson and my @AHCJ discussion of our reporting on long-term care for our #DyingBroke series in the @nytimes & @KFFHealthNews