Richard Pizzi

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced that U.S. hospitals treating Haitian patients evacuated with life-threatening injuries due to the earthquake will receive federal reimbursement for the costs they incur.

Online advertised vacancies for healthcare support personnel rose in January, according to a report released this week.

The Massachusetts Attorney General's office has released a report noting serious system-wide failings in the state's commercial healthcare marketplace that threaten access to affordable, quality healthcare.

The University of California San Diego Medical Center has contracted with a third-party vendor for accounts receivable management services.

California's elderly population will more than double between 2000 and 2030, according to a new report, and the percentage of Medicare recipients in the state will continue on a steep upward trajectory.

Utah has selected a financial services vendor to provide payment-processing solutions and health savings account administration for its planned health insurance exchange.

U.S. Bank has signed a long-term agreement with TSYS that will allow the company to provide card processing services for the bank's consumer-directed healthcare benefit cards.

Healthcare in the United States is becoming increasingly unaffordable, and one of the contributing factors may be the high salaries earned by healthcare employees.

The Mayo Clinic has raised $1.35 billion in its first comprehensive fundraising campaign, surpassing its initial goal of $1.25 billion.

National Surgical Hospitals, an owner of surgical hospitals and surgery centers in partnership with local physicians, has opened its newest facility in Corpus Christi, Texas.