Judicial News
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Latest News in NCTracks Lawsuit
The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled the lawsuit filed by eight physician groups against the NC Department of Health and Human Services (NC DHHS) and CSRA for the disastrous […]
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An Update from the NC Supreme Court: Two Cases to Watch
This week the Supreme Court of North Carolina heard arguments in two cases of significance to physicians that the NCMS has been closely watching. The first case, Abrons Family Practice […]
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ICYMI: Judge Blocks Aetna-Humana Merger
On Monday, US District Judge John D. Bates blocked the proposed merger of health insurance companies Aetna and Humana, finding that the $37 billion deal would have substantially lessened competition […]
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Bowtie Briefing for January 13, 2017: Developments on ACA, NC Elections, and Medicaid Reform
Related Links: Carolina Complete Health Legislative Long Session Begins Today; Cooper Moves to Expand Medicaid NCMS is “testing the waters” under Regulation A under the Securities Act of 1933, as […]
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Bowtie Briefing for October 21, 2016
Related items: Appeals Court Rules for Docs in NCTracks Litigation Feds Issue Landmark New Physician Reimbursement Final Rule North Carolina Board of Elections – One-Stop Early Voting Look-Up Contact Chip […]
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Benefits of Tort Reform Legislation Are Now Apparent
Recent data reveal a downward trend in malpractice cases.
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NCMS’ Statement On US Supreme Court’s Ruling on King v. Burwell
Read the NCMS’ reaction to this much anticipated ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
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In the News
Prescription Drug Spending Jumps 13% To Record $374 billion in 2014, The Los Angeles Times, 4-14-15 Oncologists Weigh In On Ken Burns’ Cancer Documentary, MedPage Today, 4-13-15 Survey: Nearly 9 […]
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In the News
Supreme Court Ruling On Affordable Care Act Could Leave Thousands In North Carolina Without Insurance, The Fayetteville Observer, 3-15-15 Funding, Focus Lacking for Health Care That Gets Results, USA Today, […]
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Supreme Court’s Ruling Will Have Repercussions
NC Dental Board v. FTC decision may impact regulation of medicine.
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