Artificial intelligence, the business of health care, and the redistribution of work, judgment, money and risk
A family physician’s evidence-graded analysis of ambient AI that drafts diagnoses and orders: what vendors describe, what the law now says, who captures the value and who is left holding the risk.
Heavy periods, PCOS, pregnancy and postpartum, depression and anxiety, menopause and hot flashes, heart and bone health, screening, and finding care in Fresno.
Two marketplaces, two calendars. Know which one is yours.
Californians buy coverage through Covered California, which stays open longer than HealthCare.gov. In both, the date that decides when coverage starts comes well before the last day.
Guides written to be used: the short answer first, then the steps, then the sources. Each card shows its review status or the date its sources were checked.
Heavy periods, PCOS, pregnancy and postpartum, depression and anxiety, menopause and hot flashes, heart and bone health, screening, and finding care in Fresno.
Start where your coverage points you, call with a script, and know where to go if you get sick while you wait, whether you have a job-based plan, Medicare, Medi-Cal or no insurance.
Add up a likely year and a bad year for each plan, then check doctors, hospital and every medicine. Covered California’s open enrollment runs 1 November 2026 to 31 January 2027.
Hernandez’s second distribution, Oreglia’s dismissal, Lake’s subcontracting-consent clause, the two Pew opinions, Prospect Capital’s re-read June schedule — each at its evidence grade, with two corrections to the live record.
Fresno County's 49.5% Medi-Cal penetration, a Valley workforce below recommended supply, the 2024 rate floor, the financing that ends December 31 — and a worksheet that tests the claim instead of asserting it.
A court ordered discovery into lost text messages without deciding sanctions; a Sacramento MSO case reaches Fresno through two settlements with different terms. Plus a rewritten guide to the law.
Fifteen defendants and several distinct cases, and why an amount submitted is not an amount paid.
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First publications and substantive revisions across the whole publication in the last 21 days, newest first; corrections to earlier records are listed separately below. Each date is the page's own content date, not the date the site was rebuilt. 177 in the window; every page.
Long-form work built from the public record: contracts, court filings and enforcement data, and the questions they leave open. Sources, methods and corrections are published with each.
A documentary investigation of CFMG, Wellpath LLC and Wellpath Management, Inc. in California correctional health care: county contracts, the 2012 management-services agreement, employment, litigation and bankruptcy, and the unresolved question of who holds authority when administration reaches a decision reserved to physicians.
100 numbered articles, 001–100
A supplementary record on the Hall consent decree
Monthly reconciliation, — fifteen dated modules, two corrections
General legal-information roadmaps on claims connected to correctional health care in California, starting with custody status: how to organise a record and research the applicable law. The investigation is the record; the roadmaps are the method. Neither decides whether anyone has a claim.
Police announced on 27 October that Naindeep Singh’s toxicology was negative and apologized. What every driver should know about roadside tests, drug-recognition evidence and California law, and the records that would answer the open questions.
The author has publicly supported Singh; the article discloses this and makes no finding of innocence, guilt or police motive.
How federal investigators follow money, referrals and claims, read through 25 years of False Claims Act data, the October 2026 Los Angeles charges and an unresolved Fresno case.
Not every health question starts in a clinic. These areas gather practical guides to food, money, work, home, family, technology, travel, weather and public life, and show where each question meets health, coverage or your rights.
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