By Modern Healthcare | September 21, 2013
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Population health is more than a buzzword. The nation is experiencing an obesity epidemic, the continued ill effects of smoking and environmental pollution, and the social stresses of a lingering economic downturn. The nation's public health authorities... FULL STORY »
By Jessica Zigmond | September 19, 2013
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Lawmakers and behavioral healthcare advocates are amplifying their call for legislation to expand access to community behavioral healthcare services after this week's Navy Yard shooting. FULL STORY »
By Timothy Magaw, Crain's Cleveland Business | September 19, 2013
The Cleveland Clinic is in the process of cutting $330 million from its budget for next year—a move that could result in an unspecified number of employee layoffs and thousands of early retirements. FULL STORY »
The Obama administration on Tuesday dramatically increased the number of home-care workers eligible to receive overtime and federal minimum wage pay. FULL STORY »
By Kay Johnson and Matthew Perrone / Associated Press | September 16, 2013
U.S. health regulators have placed a ban on imported drugs from a factory operated by India's largest pharmaceutical company, Ranbaxy Laboratories, due to manufacturing and quality control problems. FULL STORY »
By Sam Hananel / Associated Press | September 14, 2013
Low-income workers on union health plans are not eligible for the same federal subsidies available to those who buy insurance in the new state healthcare marketplaces, the White House said Friday. FULL STORY »
Indiana University Health is trimming its workforce by about 800 positions at seven campuses as part of a plan to slash $1 billion in costs over the next five years. FULL STORY »
By Sam Hananel / Associated Press | September 12, 2013
The AFL-CIO on Wednesday approved a resolution critical of parts of President Barack Obama's healthcare law in spite of efforts by White House officials to discourage the labor federation from making its concerns so prominent. FULL STORY »
By Ashok Selvam | September 07, 2013
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Healthcare is still a reliable jobs engine amid an otherwise feeble recovery in the labor market, according to the government's employment snapshot for August. FULL STORY »
By Steven Ross Johnson | September 06, 2013
| Basic Web
The board of directors at Tri-City Medical Center, Oceanside, Calif., placed its chief executive, Larry Anderson, on paid administrative leave and appointed an interim CEO, a hospital spokesman confirmed Friday. FULL STORY »
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