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Eight startups that specialize in healthcare made the 2025 CNBC Disruptor 50 list. To determine the finalists, two advisory boards ranked quantitative criteria by importance and factored in the ...
An Illinois physician was sentenced to 10 years in prison for billing Medicaid and private payers for nonexistent and unnecessary services. What happened?
Job satisfaction rose across nearly all age groups in 2025 — except for 18-24-year-olds — resulting in a 15-percentage point satisfaction gap between the youngest and oldest generations, according to ...
Upon assuming his role as chief information and technology officer at Cincinnati-based Bon Secours Mercy Health, Edmund Siy emphasized one key principle: technology should always align with the ...
The gap between clinical care and financial performance has never been wider. As health systems expand services and patient volumes rise, revenue cycle teams are being held back by one of the most ...
Winchester, Va.-based Valley Health has expanded its leadership roster by promoting Tonya Smith, PharmD, to COO and Chris Rucker to chief administrative officer. Dr. Smith, previously senior vice ...
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. named eight new members to the CDC panel that oversees vaccine recommendations June 11. The appointments come two days after HHS terminated all 17 members of the ...
Health systems are no longer just managing reimbursement challenges — they’re entrenched in a two-front battle for financial sustainability. Hospital leaders point to mounting pressure from both ...
The Joint Commission has partnered with the Coalition for Health AI to establish and implement evidence-based guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare operations. The first set of ...
Hospitals are facing a tough road ahead should ACA premium tax credits expire at the end of 2025, leaving more patients uninsured or with higher costs, more incentive to delay or skip care, and an ...
Medical Center will pay a $375,000 penalty to the New York State Department of Health for failing to submit an adequate plan of correction after violating the state’s hospital clinical staffing law, ...
Cam Patterson, MD, chancellor of Little Rock-based University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and CEO of UAMS Health, plans to step down due to medical and personal reasons. His resignation will ...