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Kelsey Brimmer

Kelsey is the Associate Editor for Healthcare Finance News. Follow Kelsey on Twitter @kbrimmerhfn.

By Kelsey Brimmer | 02:38 pm | March 06, 2012
Hackensack University Health Network and the North Shore-LIJ Health System announced Monday an agreement to establish a strategic alliance.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 09:03 am | March 06, 2012
Since joining the Premier healthcare alliance last year, Edward Hospital & Health Services has saved $3.5 million while improving clinical quality and patient safety.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 09:02 am | March 05, 2012
Mayo Clinic reported a solid performance in 2011 on Feb. 23 and shared plans for growth in services and programs to meet the needs of tomorrow's patients in new and different ways.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 08:44 am | March 02, 2012
StrategicplanningMD, a leading provider of strategic planning software to healthcare organizations, announced Wednesday that the Idaho Hospital Association has adopted its web-based technology platform.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 03:22 pm | February 29, 2012
Being one of the healthiest states in the nation, North Dakota is also a state that is known for providing high-quality healthcare at a low cost, according to the Executive Director of North Dakota Medical Association Courtney Koebele.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 10:34 am | February 29, 2012
SAI Global Compliance announced Monday the findings of its 2012 Health Insurance Compliance Benchmark Study and 2012 Healthcare Compliance Benchmark Study.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 08:59 am | February 28, 2012
ECRI Institute, an independent nonprofit that researches the best approaches to improving patient care, announced the winners of its first-annual Healthcare Supply Chain Achievement Award.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 09:34 am | February 27, 2012
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska is challenging the state's decision to switch insurance companies for state employees to UnitedHealthcare - a decision worth $184 million annually.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 09:21 am | February 27, 2012
Avoidable hospitalizations are the number one patient-related concern facing homecare agencies, hospitals and the healthcare community nationwide, according to a new study commissioned by homecare industry leaders.
By Kelsey Brimmer | 09:59 am | February 23, 2012
A program that provides home visits and education for families with children living with asthma has shown to dramatically reduce hospitalizations for the condition, meanwhile saving $1.46 in hospital care for every $1 spent on prevention.