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Nina Pham alleges the hospital knew of the impending medical crisis yet failed to provide training and proper equipment, including protective gear, to treat Ebola patients.
The health system said in a statement that it was never able to turn a profit on the $30 million acquisition of South Hampton Hospital in 2012.
Federal overseers have seldom penalized the healthcare organizations responsible for safeguarding this data, a ProPublica review shows.
Prebys Cardiovascular Institute on the campus of Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla included state-of-the-art upgrades.
The Internal Revenue has released temporary regulations and proposals for the health "9010" insurance fees required by the Affordable Care Act.
In an effort to hone another tool to treat obesity, Humana is partnering with a struggling but well-regarded brand that helped define American weight loss.
A recently unsealed federal lawsuit alleges hospital owner HCA Holdings subjected patients to medically unnecessary, invasive and high-risk cardiology procedures for years and then submitted false medical claims for federal reimbursement, according to court documents.
The retiring leader of Louisiana's largest insurer leaves a legacy of growth and action on issues like obesity. But the next CEO will face the legacy uninsurance problem and a population beset with chronic disease.
Result of King vs. Burwell will not end the health law, says Anil Joseph, managing director for the Investment Research Group at GE Capital, Healthcare Financial Services.
Inpatient admissions increased 2.4 percent year-over-year across Tenet's 80 hospitals and 200 outpatient sites.