A spate of healthcare bankruptcies is expected this fall as small hospitals suffer through the COVID-19 crunch. That may lure opportunistic buyers who test the limits of maximizing reimbursement.

The Atlanta-based health system allegedly billed Medicare and Medicaid for unnecessary care and paid above fair market value to acquire Atlanta Cardiology Group in 2007.

Caregivers and supply chain managers are hoping a renewed, broad push to onshore more production will translate to a reliable and efficient supply of equipment and pharmaceuticals.

The clinical and research partnership is contingent upon New Hanover Regional Medical Center affiliating with Novant.

Around 12% of consumers with employer-based insurance sought help for mental health as a result of the pandemic, a new survey shows.

Mayo, in partnership with Medically Home, aims to deliver more affordable and efficient high-acuity care to patients typically bound to the hospital.

The new office will bolster the dialogue between regulators and healthcare workers as staff looks to cull outdated regulations, CMS said.

Around 70% of health system executives surveyed said their main concern post-pandemic is replacing lost patient volume and revenue.

More than 130 of the 202 OSHA investigations at healthcare facilities in April were related to fatalities and catastrophes, up more than 4,300% from three out of 117 investigations in April 2019.

Texas healthcare providers have asked state lawmakers to close loopholes in payment policies to ensure they are reimbursed promptly.

Around 4 out of 5 independent physicians say that high-deductible health plans are the drivers of patients' decisions to cancel or delay care.

Rennova, the lab test company that pivoted into the hospital business after insurance carriers cut off most of their payments for its toxicology tests, said it is forming a new telehealth subsidiary.

The vast majority of healthcare finance administrators aim to cut costs, primarily targeting equipment and supply purchases.

Healthcare professional services utilization dropped by nearly 70% in April year over year, resulting in a 50% decline in revenue.

Around 30% of physician practices in Massachusetts have been considering closing down and around 20% have been weighing consolidation or selling their practice.