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By Healthcare Finance Staff | 09:03 am | January 23, 2014
The National Quality Forum and The Joint Commission have announced the 2013 recipients of the annual John M. Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Awards.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 02:32 pm | January 22, 2014
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is comparing the effectiveness of CT scans for colorectal cancer along with other alternatives to the standard colonoscopy, in the first step to getting Medicare and private insurers to cover new screenings for the nation's second-leading cause of cancer death.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:08 pm | January 22, 2014
Continuing a trend in the retail economy, Target is ending health insurance options for part-time employees and sending them to health insurance exchanges, following the likes of Home Depot and Walgreens.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 02:42 pm | January 21, 2014
Health savings accounts are growing more than ever, and possibly eating into health reimbursement accounts for the first time since researchers have been tracking the plans.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:57 pm | January 21, 2014
Most employees who recently started buying their insurance through a private exchange report a fair amount of satisfaction with their choices, although whether that ends up saving employers and employees money still isn't clear.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 10:55 am | January 21, 2014
As they try to get a better handle on population health management and member engagement, payers are increasingly looking to consumer-facing technologies for help, according to the latest report from Chilmark Research.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 04:52 pm | January 20, 2014
Hospitals and managed care organizations in Rhode Island are set to take reimbursement cuts under the governor's proposed budget -- an untenable position, some say, as Medicaid expansion brings them more patients.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 11:00 am | January 20, 2014
"Only 11% of consumers who bought new coverage under the law were previously uninsured," according to a survey of 4,563 consumers eligible for the health insurance exchanges done by McKinsey & Company and reported in Saturday's Wall Street Journal.
By Stuart Kertzner | 01:00 am | January 20, 2014
Small and medium sized medical groups are confronted with questions of survival on an ever-increasing basis.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 04:39 pm | January 17, 2014
Connecticut's health insurance exchange is the first to meet its enrollment projections, but officials might be hoping to attract younger Nutmeggers before the 2014 open enrollment period ends.