What this service is:

Get the most reliable and up-to-date legal, legislative, and regulatory information on health care law and regulation with the Health Care Daily Report, available exclusively through Bloomberg BNA’s Health Law Resource Center™.

What it helps you do:

• Be alert to important changes in federal, state, industry, and consumer developments affecting health care, every business day.
• Get timely coverage of major court cases, legal developments, legislation, and other congressional action and regulations, including rules under Medicare, Medicaid, the Balanced Budget Act, and HIPAA.
• Monitor federal, state, and private-sector policy proposals, debates, and responses.
• Track the actions of all participants in the field—health care providers, insurance companies, managed care organizations, pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers, business and labor groups, and others.
• Examine top stories as well as simmering background issues and emerging trends.
• Have the targeted information necessary to prepare for changes and influence the direction of policy.
• Read news and information you won't find anywhere else, uncovered by Bloomberg BNA's extensive staff of reporters and correspondents.
• Zero in on your interests earlier than with any other publication.
• Use the timesaving highlights and topical listings to read only what you need.

Product Structure

Notification: current reports providing news and developments

Formats and Frequency

Web notification is available daily and is archived to 10/01/1996. E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each report, with URLs to full-text articles and documents, are also available.

• Abortion
• Access
• Accountable Care Organizations
• Affordable Care Act Organizations
• Antitrust
• Bankruptcy and finance issues
• Bioethics
• Cost containment
• E-health
• ERISA and employee benefits policy
• Fraud and abuse
• Hospital and physician reimbursement
• Insurance issues
• Joint ventures
• Malpractice
• Managed care
• Medical devices
• Medical savings accounts
• Medical staff issues
• Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP
• Mental health issues
• Mergers and acquisitions
• Nonprofit status
• Outcomes research
• Patient dumping
• Pharmaceuticals
• Plan liability
• Plan regulation
• Privacy
• Provider education
• Reimbursement under federal and state programs
• State efforts
• Taxation
• Telemedicine
• Tort reform