ProMedica promotes COO Arturo Polizzi to president
Insurers estimate No Surprises Act blocked 2M bills in two months
AMA: Insurers not sticking to prior authorizations deal from 2018
NFL unveils HBCU sports medicine initiative
Tentative $161.5M settlement reached in West Virginia opioid trial
"I want to make sure we start to put feet on the ground now. And I want to see resources targeted to this epidemic now," the state's Attorney General Patrick Morrisey said Wednesday.
Advocate Aurora Health sued over alleged all-or-nothing contracts that inflate prices
UCLA to pay record of nearly $700M in doctor abuse lawsuits
The university said it would pay for the settlements through a combination of insurance, risk financing and capital bond proceeds.
Civica names Ned McCoy as its CEO
Ned McCoy is the hospital-backed generic pharmaceutical company’s chief operating officer and will take over from current CEO, Martin VanTrieste on June 1.
Pfizer to offer low-cost medicines, vaccines to poor nations
New York-based Pfizer will charge only manufacturing costs and “minimal” distribution expenses.
Surgeon General warns of escalating healthcare worker burnout
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Designing health facilities with DEI in mind
New concepts focus on personalization and patient experience.
Democrats ask Google to protect abortion-patient privacy
In their letter, the Democrats ask Google to stop collecting and keeping records of their customers' every movement.
Henry Ford Health streamlining operations with urgent care expansion
Henry Ford Health opened the fifth of the planned centers Monday in Clinton Township alongside joint venture partner Chicago-based GoHealth.
As central-line infections rise, providers look for best practices
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Commentary: Embracing change on the long path toward dismantling racism in academic medicine
There is extensive evidence that people of color are consistently at a disadvantage when it comes to entry, advancement, mentorship and research funding in the health professions.
Vaccines bring optimism as COVID cases soar in South America
Oficials in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay hope high vaccination rates mean this latest wave will not be as deadly as previous ones.
Pandemic-weary Americans plan for summer despite COVID surge
A COVID-19 surge is underway that is starting to cause disruptions as the school year wraps up and Americans prepare for summer vacations.
Health systems can and must do more to address health disparities
Health disparities constitute a national emergency—one that demands the attention of the public and private sectors, including our entire health ecosystem.