5 Things California: Keynote w/ AG Bonta, CalAIM's power acronyms, Legislators talk health policy
DJ Wilson | Sep 21, 2021 | California
5 Things Colorado: HCPF report, Topical Agenda, Veteran health coverage
DJ Wilson | Sep 16, 2021 | Colorado
5 Things Washington: Q&A w/ Rep. Joe Schmick, HCA budget request, WA Cares Fund
DJ Wilson | Sep 16, 2021 | Washington
5 Things Oregon: Q&A w/ Becky Hultberg, Detailed Agenda, BH workforce
DJ Wilson | Sep 15, 2021 | Oregon
Next month, we'll host the 10th annual State of Reform event. It's a little crazy to me to think about all of the work in those intervening 10 years. In those early days, Bruce Goldberg was very kind. Amy Fauver showed up for a keynote at the last minute in
5 Things Michigan: Capitol insiders, K-12 COVID outbreaks, Barriers to care
DJ Wilson | Sep 10, 2021 | Michigan
Over the last few months, Patrick Jones has been doing great work leading our reporting of health reform and health policy in Michigan. He is part of a seven-member news room at State of Reform, led by our managing editor, Emily Boerger. It's a strong team I'm very honored to
5 Things California: Final bill movement, Telehealth and the safety net, Sutter settlement
DJ Wilson | Sep 10, 2021 | California
Eli Kirshbaum has been doing great work leading our reporting of California health care and health policy. He is part of a seven-member newsroom led by Emily Boerger, our managing editor. It's a strong team I'm very honored to be a part of. Next week's election may not amount to
5 Things Hawaii: Q&A w/ Beth Giesting, Hospital capacity, Native Hawaiian health care
DJ Wilson | Sep 8, 2021 | Hawaii
E komo mai and a big mahalo to our new reporter Nicole Pasia. She is covering Hawaii's health care sector, and as you'll see below, has gone directly to the source for some great interviews this month. Emily Boerger continues to be the backbone of our reporting team as managing
5 Things Florida: Q&A w/ Dr. Rob Darzynkiewicz, Medicaid funding forecast, Abortion legislation
DJ Wilson | Sep 7, 2021 | Florida
Now that all of Florida's kids have been back in school for about a month, it appears that the incidence of COVID in kids 12 and younger may exceed that of all adults in the state. Cases among kids seem to be surging, offsetting the now pretty significant decline among adults.
5 Things Maryland: Q&A w/ Dennis Schrader, Health equity committee, Renter relief
DJ Wilson | Aug 31, 2021 | Maryland
According to an estimate from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, approximately 30% of Marylanders have had COVID so far. That's a number greater than Virginia and Pennsylvania, but less than Florida and Texas. Disease experts tell me it's clear COVID is endemic in our system. It will likely never
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