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Anthony Brino

Anthony Brino is the Editor of Healthcare Payer News, covering a range of health policy and insurance issues, and also the Editor of HIEWatch. Follow Anthony on Twitter @AnthonyBrino.

By Anthony Brino | 04:11 pm | March 10, 2015
Daughters of Charity says it has "difficult decisions" ahead as terms placed by attorney general on the deal sink acquisition plans.
By Anthony Brino | 03:22 pm | March 10, 2015
Office of the Inspector General report said Medicare could have saved $4.1 billion between 2005 and 2010 if critical access hospitals were being paid for swing-bed skilled nursing services at the same rates as skilled nursing facilities.
By Anthony Brino | 10:22 am | March 10, 2015
After a fractious price battle with Blue Shield, Sutter Health is offering more patients a direct option through its own health plan.
By Anthony Brino | 01:45 pm | March 09, 2015
Theranos technology can take a drop of blood from the finger and screen for a spectrum of conditions and diseases at half the price of Medicare.
By Anthony Brino | 09:29 am | March 05, 2015
The infections come two weeks after UCLA's Ronald Reagan Medical Center announced that two patients who used the same kind of duodenoscope died after CRE infection.
By Anthony Brino | 09:08 am | March 05, 2015
Bill reduces funding for critical access hospitals treating uninsured patients from $5 million to $1 million.
By Anthony Brino | 04:45 am | February 27, 2015
Inpatient admissions increased 2.4 percent year-over-year across Tenet's 80 hospitals and 200 outpatient sites.
By Anthony Brino | 04:01 pm | February 26, 2015
Suit claims that the SEIU tried to thwart the $843 million acquisition agreement with Prime Healthcare Services, by conspiring with rival takeover bidder Blue Wolf Capital Partners.
By Anthony Brino | 10:53 am | February 26, 2015
Bacteria caused 453,000 infections in 2011 and was associated with 29,000 deaths according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study.
By Anthony Brino | 11:14 am | February 23, 2015
Proposal brings falling payments for insurers, potentially disruptive options for health systems.