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5 things to know about Alignment Healthcare's proposed IPO
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Shares of insurer Oscar Health fall following $1.4B IPO
Oscar Health's share price on the New York Stock Exchange hovered around $31 Friday afternoon before market close, a decline of about 20% from the $39 pricing the company set for its initial public offering Tuesday evening.
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Hospital, nursing home losses dampen February's healthcare hiring
Next Up Podcast: What's going to happen tomorrow? Succession planning during emergencies
Before the pandemic, a majority of U.S. healthcare industry leaders—including nearly half of the nation’s hospital boards—said their organization did not have a formal succession plan in place.
Modern Healthcare’s "Next Up" podcast is produced by CareContent, Inc. and hosted by CareContent’s CEO, Kadesha Thomas Smith.
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Regulation Tracker: Biden reviews Trump's final rules
After freezing Trump-era regulations, President Joe Biden is starting to devise his own healthcare agenda. What regulations will take priority in the early days?
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VillageMD to open 15 primary-care clinics in metro Detroit
"We are seeing a fair amount of primary-care doctors leave hospital-based employment and come to organizations like us," said Tim Barry, CEO of the Chicago-based clinic operator.
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Abbott gets emergency use authorization for test that detects COVID-19, other infections
Abbott said it has received emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for a test that can detect and differentiate the coronavirus, influenza A, influenza B and respiratory syncytial virus.
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Haven is history, but its mission is the future of healthcare
Kaiser Permanente, big player in state vaccine effort, has had trouble vaccinating own members
Conversations with 10 Kaiser enrollees in five states—California, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia and Washington—revealed a common frustration: difficulty snagging an appointment.
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West Bloomfield CEO sentenced in $150 million healthcare fraud, opioid, money laundering scheme
Proceeds of the fraud were used to fund private jet flights, courtside tickets to the NBA Finals, and the purchase of luxury automobiles, jewelry and real estate, according to the U.S. Justice Department.
Diagnostic developers hedge on coronavirus rapid antigen tests, citing conflicting FDA messages
The Food and Drug Administration has tried to signal via a number of public comments that the agency would be flexible regarding test performance requirements and use models, but that has largely failed to speed development and commercialization of rapid antigen tests.
Coronavirus deranges the immune system in complex and deadly ways
Scientists say unprepared immune cells appear to be responding to the coronavirus with a devastating release of chemicals, inflicting damage that may endure long after the threat has been eliminated.
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Red-hot virtual care market propels New York City health startups to record year
Investment reached a high mark between October and the end of the year, with just more than $1 billion spent in three months, according to a recent report from the New York City Health Business Leaders, a trade group focused on healthcare and technology.
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MedPAC likely to recommend CMS simplify alternative payment models
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Sutter Health posts sizable 2020 loss, announces sweeping review of finances
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Michigan company agrees to acquire Trinity's Mercy Hospital in Chicago
A Michigan biomedical technology firm would run the Near South Side hospital, which Trinity Health had been seeking to close.
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Medicare physician claims down 19% in first half of 2020 from pre-pandemic expectations
During the first six months of 2020, physicians reported $9.4 billion less in Medicare claims than expected at the start of the year, with spending down 19% as seniors deferred care during the COVID-19 pandemic.