“COVID-19 has forced the world to reckon with the gaps and neglected aspects of the waste stream and how we produce, use and discard of our health care resources, from cradle to grave,” said ...

With a remarkable ROA of 1.51%, the company showcases efficient use of assets and strong financial health. Debt Management: Waste Management's debt-to-equity ratio is below the industry average.

If policymakers genuinely want to address health care waste, Medicaid is the wrong target. U.S. health care costs are largely driven by inflated, non-transparent pricing and corporate profit-taking.

The New York Times wants to better understand what fraud, waste and abuse looks like in today’s health care system. Are there other instances of wasteful spending we should be investigating?

Medicaid is efficient and cheaper than private insurance. The real waste in health care is in Medicare — namely Medicare Advantage. Medicare Advantage plans cost us more without improving people ...