Intermountain Health CEO Rob Allen says Graphite Health, a digital health app clearinghouse, could play a key role in the healthcare-AI intersection.
The Bipartisan Primary Care and Health Workforce Act of 2023 would ban some facility fees and forbid hospitals from demanding insurers don't steer patients to other providers.
The accrediting body will begin certifying hospitals with strategies to track and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Healthcare groups flooded the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services with comments on the physician fee schedule proposed rule for 2024.
Hackensack Meridian Health CEO Robert C. Garrett breaks down how the largest health system in New Jersey is making progress.
A new survey of leaders at top healthcare organizations demonstrates the current state of data utilization within hospitals and health systems.
The No Surprises Act does not apply to ground ambulance providers, subjecting patients to potentially large bills from out-of-network ambulance transportation.
Growing Medicare Advantage enrollment in rural areas is spurring health systems to make difficult choices about participating in the program.
Healthcare providers would be required to update facilities and equipment to accommodate patients with disabilities, such as making examination tables accessible to wheelchair users.
The Advancing All-Payer Health Equity Approaches and Development Model is the next iteration of the CMS Innovation Center’s global budgeting program.
Pennsylvania becomes the 41st state or territory to join the nursing compact, which should help providers' efforts to recruit nurses.
Dr. Ravi Thadhani, executive vice president for health affairs at Emory University, discusses how the organization is grappling with payer-mix shifts.
Virtual nursing empowers nurses to achieve their full potential – and allows organizations to achieve excellence by reducing administrative burdens that inhibit patient-centered care, writes Patti Artley, Chief Nursing Officer for Medical Solutions.
With the right people, processes and technology, clinicians in large health systems can succeed in value-based care. Dr. Alka Atal-Barrio, chief medical officer with Optum Washington, shares her experience and how the results speak for themselves.