5 Things We’re Watching is our regularly distributed market and policy intelligence newsletter. Each newsletter includes five items of relevance specific to your market. Enjoy links to original source documentation, thoughtful coverage from other outlets, and independent reporting from State of Reform.
5 Things Hawaii: Waiver approval, Dan Juberg, Insulin cost bill
DJ Wilson | Aug 8, 2019 | Hawaii
Big mahalo for reading our newsletter, and for supporting our work at State of Reform! We are starting to begin our thinking and planning for our 2019 Hawaii State of Reform Health Policy Conference, with our Convening Panel meeting coming up next month. We're always interested in our readers' ideas
5 Things Hawaii: 1115 Waiver, Tulsi Gabbard, Laura Esslinger
DJ Wilson | Jul 19, 2019 | Hawaii
A big mahalo to the inimitable Emily Boerger for holding down this newsletter while I was away on vacation with my family. We visited Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro, where the beaches were great but so was the history lesson. The siege of Sarajevo is a story everyone should know. The massacre at
5 Things Hawaii: Sen. Roz Baker, Homelessness initiatives, Richard Bettini
DJ Wilson | Jun 6, 2019 | Hawaii
A big mahalo to our readers that take time to read our stuff. We compile this monthly newsletter with a small team of reporters who pull together stories and analysis, trying to chart a new model of community, crowd-sourced and crowd-funded "solutions journalism." Our revenue is entirely dependent on our sponsors
5 Things Hawaii: Q&A with Rep. Belatti, Vaccine exemptions, Winnie Suen
DJ Wilson | May 10, 2019 | Hawaii
A big mahalo to Emily Boerger, Sara Gentzler, Marjie High and Emily Viles, who together make up our content team with me at State of Reform! With your support, through your conference attendance and participation, State of Reform continues to grow in an era of shrinking newsrooms. So, a big mahalo
5 Things Hawaii: State budget, Big Island disaster relief, Carl Hinson
DJ Wilson | Apr 3, 2019 | Hawaii
Good morning, and welcome to a legislative session that seems to be trucking along at a a fairly efficient pace. We are tracking the budget and some health care legislation for you, as well as featuring a few stories and a video from our State of Reform reporters. This is
5 Things Hawaii: Sen. Chang, Trish La Chica, Assisted Community Treatment
DJ Wilson | Mar 7, 2019 | Hawaii
State of Reform is very much a team effort. You see that at our conferences, as well as in the community that leads Hawaii health care. The same is true with this newsletter. While my name is at the top of this email, this is a product of a number
5 Things Hawaii: Q&A with Rep. John Mizuno, What You Missed, Dave Underriner
DJ Wilson | Feb 7, 2019 | Hawaii
I felt so good about this month's edition of 5 Things We're Watching that I hit send before it was ready... I guess what this shows is that we're a dedicated group of folks that are trying to get good content out quickly - even if sometimes we mess up
5 Things Hawaii: Mike & Ray, Plan & Providers, Capitol insiders
DJ Wilson | Jan 2, 2019 | Hawaii
Our team at State of Reform is looking forward to hosting about 300 of Hawaii's senior health care executives and policy leaders in two weeks at the 2019 Hawaii State of Reform Health Policy Conference! And, because the things we are watching all year in Hawaii health care become manifest in the
5 Things Hawaii: Tulsi Gabbard, Housing waiver approved, Topical Agenda
DJ Wilson | Dec 10, 2018 | Hawaii
Good Monday morning! We are five weeks out from our 2019 Hawaii State of Reform Health Policy Conference coming up on January 15th. We'll release our full list of speakers next week, a list that continues to develop and evolve based on input from our Convening Panel - and you! If you have suggestions
5 Things Hawaii: Election night, Christopher Chow, Final ACA rates
DJ Wilson | Nov 9, 2018 | Hawaii
With many races nationally still too close to call, election night in Honolulu was subdued with many important races decided in the primary. There will be a flurry of activity next among insiders: caucus leadership, possible policy staff changes, etc. Health policy activity is likely to be also subdued for
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