Democrats' draft platform calls for tighter federal regulation of healthcare industry mergers, and Harris' track record foreshadows how the platform could be implemented.

While bad information about the virus is a problem for everyone, it can pose a particular threat to communities of people of color who already face worse outcomes from the virus.

Rural hospitals' staff often have broader responsibilities than their urban counterparts. That experience helped prepare them to respond to COVID-19, leaders say.

North Carolina officials blame most of the overcounting error on a processing lab.

A massive breach at software company Blackbaud may have compromised personal information on up to 657,392 people included in Brewer, Maine-based Northern Light Health Foundation's fundraising databases.

ProMedica showed in the second quarter that at the toughest point of the pandemic—a quarter during which procedures were suspended for well over a month—having a health plan provides a tremendous boon to the bottom line to offset provider segment struggles.

Not two months after battling back the coronavirus, Spain's hospitals are beginning to see patients struggling to breathe returning to their wards.

Live updates from Modern Healthcare on the coronavirus outbreak and how COVID-19 is affecting the healthcare industry.

The COVID-19 pandemic has again spotlighted the dire economic and health difficulties that some of our communities may never recover from—unless we find a way to come together in true partnership.

It took months for Harris to clarify her position on healthcare in the primary battle.

California is showing improvement in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Wednesday, citing a significantly lower number of confirmed new cases as the state begins to clear backlogged cases from a data failure.

CMS also wants to change how it decides whether to cover ventricular assist devices.

Health systems are revamping their emergency department waiting rooms to avoid crowding and speed up treatment. 

Sentara Healthcare and Cone Health plan to merge, creating a 17-hospital system in Virginia and North Carolina with about $11.5 billion in revenue.

Employees in the University of North Carolina system have filed a lawsuit saying working conditions are unsafe and they have inadequate protective equipment amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Providence Services Group has purchased Navin Haffty for an undisclosed sum. The deal follows the Renton, Wash.-based system's acquisition of Epic consulting firm Bluetree last summer.

The leadership change—the second in about a year—will not impact Tenet's timeline to spin off Conifer Health Solutions, executives said.

The Community Health Access and Rural Transformation—CHART—model will give rural communities money upfront to change how they pay for and deliver care to Medicare beneficiaries.

States may now be on the hook for unemployment benefits that until now had been paid by the federal government, and they may turn to Medicaid to close budget gaps.

Doctors scrambled to shift to telemedicine when the coronavirus hit the U.S earlier this year. Providers went from averaging 5,000 telemedicine visits a month before the pandemic to 200,000 visits just in April.

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