Susan Morse

Once bitter rivals, healthcare providers in same markets are finding it's better to keep their enemies close, sharing services, health plans and purchasing power among them.

$12 million healthcare fraud case in Houston

In the first year, there is a zero percent discount; the second year, a one percent price cut; and in the third, fourth and fifth years, the two percent price cut goes into effect.

Slavitt to receive 'thorough consideration' Senate Marjority leader states.

The five-year mandatory model would give healthcare providers a standard set of quality measures, including measures for complications and readmissions.

As more healthcare companies see their staffs unionize, and new laws make it easier to do so, many healthcare providers say the growth of organized labor is having a bad effect on their business.

Feds claim Vicki S. House, executive director of Nurses' Registry and Home Health, paid three local physicians who referred patients to Nurses' Registry.

After being halted for several hours Wednesday due to a computer malfunction, trading on the New York Stock Exchange resumed at 3:10 p.m., officials said.

The Government Accountability Office believes Congress should slash the financial incentives the government pays hospitals in the 340B drug program, it said in a new report, over concerns that disproportionate share hospitals are prescribing more than other facilities.

The multimillion dollar fine is more than the hospital's annual revenue and is believed to be the largest ever applied to a community hospital.