Bruce Japsen is a Senior Contributor at Forbes. With over three decades of experience, he focuses on healthcare business and policy, exploring the intersections of health reform, economics, and the healthcare system, including topics like Walgreens, CVS, and Obamacare. Bruce's insights have been featured in NewsBreak, WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR, and Forbes.
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Bruce Japsen predominantly covers healthcare and pharmaceutical industry news, focusing on private sector announcements and press releases. His articles often cite data to support the information presented.
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Walgreens will be launching hundreds of less expensive owned brands focused on health, wellness and women’s health.
Centene reported a third quarter profit of $713 million as Obamacare enrollment and premium revenue ... [+] helped overcome a big dip in Medicaid enrollment, the company said October 25, 2024.
Alignment Healthcare Tuesday reported a net loss in its third quarter of $26.4 million even as the ... [+] startup provider of Medicare Advantage
The Cigna Group reported a $739 million third quarter net income despite a $1 billion loss on its investment in doctor-staffed clinic operator VillageMD.
Staffing of physician practices and medical groups has largely returned to pre-pandemic levels but ... [+] medical care providers remain busier than
New CVS Health CEO David Joyner promoted an internal executive, Prem Shah, as group president of the company and hired from the outside, a former UnitedHealthcare CEO.
Oscar Health reported a $54 million third quarter 2024 loss despite continued growth, heading into ... [+] what could be an uncertain political period under Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress.
Republican-led states historically opposed to the Affordable Care Act are seeing an influx of health insurance options for 2025 as insurers see a new market opportunity.
CVS Health CEO David Joyner is giving no indication any company breakup is in the works.
The Cigna Group headquarters in Bloomfield, Connecticut, US, on Friday, Oct. 27, 2023. Photographer: ... [+] Joe Buglewicz/Bloomberg
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