Acute Care
While Texas decision eliminated constitutional grounds for coverage it doesn't mean insurers would stop the benefit, says legal expert.
HIMSS23
<p>ROI and quality of care are realized through freeing up capacity for new patients and in being able to focus on more complex cases, says Dr. Anobel Odisho, associate professor of Urology at the University of California, San Francisco, who will be speaking at HIMSS23.</p>
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For acute care hospitals, the Medicare Advisory Payment Commission recommends a higher-than-current-law FFS payment update.
Higher expenses were driven by labor and pharmaceutical costs.
Readmission rates for COVID-19 were consistently lower than for patients hospitalized for other reasons.
An innovation culture at Sheba Medical Center has produced efficiencies and cost savings.
Many health systems and hospitals nationwide are experiencing the worst year financially since the start of COVID-19, health system says.
A "horrible policy failure" over disputed claims backlogs is added to mandates requiring an advanced hospital infrastructure.
Hospitals must aspire to ease care access, says Cleveland Clinic physician and Qualtrics CMO.
This is the second attempt at a merger in a decade.