LEAD DOSSIER · 18 MIN
How the AHIP–Abbott–AHA triangle wrote the 2026 R&D credit.
The footnote that moved $48B — reconstructed from nine months of disclosures, three industry letters, and one staffer's deleted calendar invite.
Not a newsfeed. A reference console. Twenty‑three registries, cross‑referenced and annotated — for the lobbyist, the physician, the lawmaker, and the voter asking the same question from four different angles: follow the money.
Every desk, every dossier, every registry is built to serve these four questions. The intelligence doesn't change — who's asking, does.
Who does AHIP, AHA, and Abbott Labs pay — and who writes the checks back?
Entity cards on every major trade association, hospital system, insurer, and manufacturer. Donor graphs. Client rosters. Revolving‑door chronologies. Twenty years of cross‑referenced disclosures, deduplicated and time‑stamped.
Can I build a micro‑hospital next to this POH — and who's going to try to block it?
Physician‑Owned Hospital directory with proximity maps, CMS penalty histories, affiliated referral networks, and the health‑system competitors that have CON‑fought similar builds. The answer's in the paper — we built the map.
Who could be a co‑sponsor on 340B reform — and who already owes a favor?
Bill‑by‑bill co‑sponsorship networks, committee seniority, constituent hospital footprints, and donor overlap analysis. The map of who can move with you, and who needs to be traded with first.
What is Abbott Labs spending in my district — and is my hospital sending me bills I don't owe?
District‑level dashboards. Hospital price transparency. The plain‑English explainer on surprise billing, 340B, the No Surprises Act. Written without jargon, linked to the filings it came from.
Each desk is a subdomain, a registry, and an editorial voice. Intelligence below; analysis above. Follow the ones you need — or sweep them all from the hub.
The footnote that moved $48B — reconstructed from nine months of disclosures, three industry letters, and one staffer's deleted calendar invite.
Which states let physicians build. Which don't. Who's fighting it in court — and who's quietly paying for the fight.
A clean, annotated directory of committee members' healthcare holdings, recusals, and spouse interests.