Michael McAuliff is a Politics and Policy reporter at Modern Healthcare. He focuses on themes related to medicine and healthcare, including healthcare administration, public health, and patient care. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as the New York Daily News, NPR, and Quartz.
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Michael McAuliff's coverage mostly revolves around local politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements with a specific focus on healthcare, Congress, politics, veterans' issues and the GOP. He seems particularly interested in covering stories related to legislation and government actions impacting these areas. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or comments on proposed bills or policies related to healthcare or veterans' affairs within the New York political landscape. Additionally, he may be interested in expert opinions from individuals involved in local politics or those directly impacted by legislative changes at the state level.
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By: Michael Mcauliff
Nebraska offers a preview of what providers, insurers and residents around the country may face as other states move to implement their own Medicaid work requirements.
Employer groups say greater clarity into hospitals, insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers is having a positive impact.
Once Congress finishes off homeland security funding, Republicans may seek deeper cuts to healthcare programs.
By: Michael Mcauliff
State legislatures and regulatory agencies are tackling prior authorizations, providers networks, delayed payments and other key issues.
Republicans are talking a lot about rising hospital prices all of a sudden, and they aren't alone.
By: Michael Mcauliff
Faced with backlash over rising healthcare costs, GOP politicians are looking for populist villains to blame, and insurers top the list.
By: Michael Mcauliff
Medicaid work requirements are a "distraction from providing the actual care for these patients," said Children's Hospital Association President Dr. Paul Haut.
A unanimous vote in the House Appropriations Committee underscores congressional opposition to the Medicare WISeR model.
By: Michael Mcauliff
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services went big in its proposed rule limiting Medicaid state-direct payments.
The American Medical Association voted this week to oppose the use of “provider” when referring to physicians.
