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This payment fix could lower healthcare costs for New Yorkers

The Buffalo News
(May 5, 2026)

Patients across New York are struggling to afford medical care. Rising hospital costs are a big reason why. For years, Medicare and other insurers have...

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80% of independent PCPs are worried about money. Only 2% are considering leaving.

Medical Economics
(April 17, 2026)

During a Medical Economics and Physicians Practice panel on independent practice last fall, David Eagle, M.D., a medical oncologist with New York Cancer and Blood...

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Inside The DOJ’s Hospital Contracting Crackdown: What Message Are the Feds Sending?

MedCity News
(April 12, 2026)

The lawsuits come as part of a larger affordability push by the presidential administration. Dr. David Eagle, a hematologist-oncologist at New York Cancer & Blood...

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How independent physicians are fighting back against rising costs

Modern Healthcare
(February 27, 2026)

Independent physicians are feeling the squeeze as costs of care rise. Reimbursement rates aren’t keeping up with increasing staffing and supply expenses, providers say. In...

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Doctors Warn Congress Stagnant Medicare Pay Will Harm Patients

Bloomberg Law
(February 18, 2026)

Leaders of the nation’s top physician organizations are warning that Medicare reimbursement to doctors has become unsustainable and threatens to curtail access to care for...

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State crackdowns on ‘corporate medicine’ may be backfiring on independent physicians

Medical Economics
(February 13, 2026)

David Eagle, M.D., a hematologist-oncologist in Patchogue, New York, and president of the American Independent Medical Practice Association, described that “unlevel playing field” during the...

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