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Healthcare costs will continue to be a major focus in a year that will also see health systems struggle with adequate staffing and security threats.
In all, roughly two in three Americans said their health was "excellent" or "very good," and about a quarter said it was "good."
Gundersen and Marshfield will continue to partner on current initiatives, like the Wisconsin National Community Oncology Research Program.
The goal of the initiative is to improve patient experience and access while reducing costs.
Lawsuit alleges Omnicare pushed invalid drugs out the door as quickly as possible to make more money.
Insurers got repeal of the Cadillac tax, HIT and an extension of silver loading in year-end spending package.
Rita Khan, who comes to the health system from UnitedHealthcare, will guide digital strategy and spearhead the launch of Mayo's new Center for Digital Health.
CMS gave consumers two extra days to sign up, as not all of the half a million people who wanted to enroll were able to do so by December 15.
House Energy and Commerce Committee also sends letters to physician staffing firms.
The antitrust case could have nationwide implications for how health systems negotiate with insurers.