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By Henry Powderly | 10:07 am | June 27, 2016
Running its own health plan has allowed this Wisconsin system to design a homemade value-based reimbursement model.
By Jeff Lagasse | 03:20 pm | June 24, 2016
Standard and Poor's Global Ratings confirmed its ratings on Washington's Providence Health and Services and California-based St. Joseph Health System will not be affected by the California Attorney General's approval for a merger to proceed.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 01:08 pm | June 23, 2016
The ranks of healthcare execs and providers who see value-based payment contracts as detrimental to profits are swelling, a recent study from KPMG showed.
By Kaiser Health News | 08:55 am | June 23, 2016
So far, their partnership includes four Sutter Health hospitals and two Alameda Health System hospitals. Since the program began on March 31, Alta Bates and Highland Hospitals have learned that they shared more than 2,000 patients, and over a third of them made six or more ER visits in the past year.
By Susan Morse | 09:45 am | June 22, 2016
Company has partnered with MemorialCare Health System on a customized health plan option for Boeing's 37,000 employees and their family members in southern California.
By Jeff Lagasse | 09:40 am | June 22, 2016
In 2013, aggregate hospital costs for 35.6 million hospital stays totaled more than $381 billion.
By Kaiser Health News | 08:39 am | June 21, 2016
Less than a decade ago, telemedicine was mainly used by hospitals and clinics for secure doctor-to-doctor consultations. But today, telemedicine has become a more common method for patients to receive routine care at home or wherever they are -- often on their cellphones or personal computers.
By Mike Moran | 02:54 pm | June 20, 2016
We want your population health story. Just a few days remain to submit speaker and session proposals for the Healthcare IT News and HIMSS Pop Health Forum 2016 which will be held in Chicago, Sept. 12-13.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:16 am | June 20, 2016
More than 1,200 people died of an overdose in Georgia in 2014, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with opioid drugs frequently implicated in those deaths. That's a 10 percent increase over the previous year. Georgia has put a one-year moratorium on issuing licenses to clinics that use medicine to treat people addicted to heroin or painkillers.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:02 am | June 20, 2016
Tens of thousands of American lives could be saved each year with a concerted national effort to emulate what top military and civilian trauma centers are doing, a prestigious panel of top medical experts reported Friday.