Beth Jones Sanborn

Scoring adjustments, quality measures, lack of sociodemographic consideration are major concerns for the group, who wants application deadline moved back.

Insured population, however, is expected to shrink from 91.1 percent in 2016 to 89.3 percent in 2026 thanks to the repeal of the individual mandate, study shows.

The retail juggernaut has been meeting with hospital execs to brainstorm potential models for broadening its B2B supply arm, into supplying hospitals, systems.

The daylong HIMSS18 pre-conference symposium will address the unprecedented level of communication, information sharing, and data integration hospitals, payers and policymakers must undertake in the shift from volume to value.

A Texas Hospital Association analysis of the nation's costliest disaster, which killed 90 people and closed 20 hospitals, showed what worked and did not during and immediately after the storm.

Why executives should be concerned enough about the threat they pose to hire an infection control officer.

The payer and the claims administrator hired to execute a mailing are accusing each other of negligence and failing to protect members' private health information.

Union says Kaiser wants to slash wages, outsource more than 200 pharmacy jobs and layoff 700 call center employees.

Billing process causes so much confusion that patients say they aren't 100 percent sure what they owe until the collections agencies call. Providers and payers must band together on smarter benefit design.

Molina also said that a contracting consultant for the department had "financial ties" to a company affiliated with the winning bidder.