From 2021 through June 2022, more than half of bankruptcies among large healthcare companies were in the senior care sector.

Senior Operations Reporter Alex Kacik and Rules and Regulations Reporter Maya Goldman talk about the overhaul of accountable care organization payments.

Montana is one of the latest states seeking to increase oversight of nonprofit hospitals’ giving to ensure they justify their tax-exempt status.

Massachusetts is the latest state to settle with Centene Corp. over allegations that it overcharged Medicaid prescription drug programs.

The healthcare industry says travel nurse agencies exploited the COVID-19 pandemic for billions of dollars, but experts are questioning whether the law would be effective at reducing costs.

The announcements came after the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health that was held on Wednesday.

A federal judge ruled that the healthcare company affiliates must face claims that their alleged conduct violated the Sherman Act, engaged in an overarching conspiracy and represented an unreasonable restraint of trade.

Dr. Komal Bajaj, chief quality officer of NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi, discusses how health systems can incorporate equity into their work on quality and diagnostic safety.

Hospitals and health systems are looking to do more to address financial stress among employees, particularly those earning lower wages.

Leaders at health systems and other provider organizations should recognize that the pursuit of coordinated, value-based care is growing among purchasers and embrace financial models that enable it.

Cooking classes and yoga sessions are two ways to calm the cortisol in healthcare.