HealthCare Partners has acquired a multispecialty medical group in New Mexico in a deal announced less than five months after the Torrance, Calif.-based operator of medical groups and physician networks agreed to an acquisition by DaVita. FULL STORY »
By Beth Kutscher | August 11, 2012
| Print Magazine
Despite last year's uncertainty about the future of the reform law, healthcare executives took home more money than those in any other sector on the S&P 500, with insurance execs topping the list. FULL STORY »
The Federal Trade Commission granted antitrust clearance for DaVita's proposed acquisition of HealthCare Partners, the Torrance, Calif.-based operator of medical groups and physician networks. FULL STORY »
Dignity Health wants to make a bold move into the ambulatory-care world with the purchase of the occupational medicine and urgent-care centers of U.S. HealthWorks. FULL STORY »
DaVita, Denver, announced it had settled a False Claims Act lawsuit filed by a whistle-blower over the dialysis provider's administration of the anemia drug Epogen, settling for $55 million at a total estimated cost of $78 million. FULL STORY »
DaVita, the nation's second-largest provider of dialysis services, is wagering that integrated care will change the way it takes care of kidney-care patients and even what kind of company DaVita will become. FULL STORY »
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