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By Jeff Lagasse | 11:44 am | July 01, 2016
Colorado-based health system Catholic Health Initiatives will be backing its way out of the insurance market after its health plan subsidiary, QualChoice Health, posted significant losses over the past couple of years, according to financial documents released by the company.
By Susan Morse | 01:32 pm | June 30, 2016
Highest paid physician types for 2015 were nuclear medicine, neurological surgery; orthopedic surgery; radiology; and nueromusculorskeletal medicine.
By Jeff Lagasse | 01:13 pm | June 30, 2016
Lower-than-expected enrollment in the new insurance exchanges, and significant insurer losses, have resulted in substantial premium increases and insurer withdrawals from state markets.
By Jeff Lagasse | 11:44 am | June 29, 2016
The clinical care model has integrated care teams of health coaches, diabetes educators, pharmacists and resource coordinators.
By Jeff Lagasse | 11:56 am | June 28, 2016
The concept of image sharing as part of a true enterprise imaging solution strategy was the most important reason for considering a new image sharing vendor, according to the peer60 report.
By Henry Powderly | 01:32 pm | June 27, 2016
Attendees share photos, insights and potent one-liners on social media during the Healthcare Financial Management Association event in Las Vegas.
By Henry Powderly | 01:32 pm | June 26, 2016
Higher numbers of payers and practice managers coming to the show, underscoring the need for collaboration in the face of volume-to-value shift.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 12:42 pm | June 26, 2016
A one-day strike scheduled for Monday at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston that would have been the largest in Massachusetts history and the first in Boston in 30 years has been averted. The Massachusetts Nurses Association made the announcement Saturday, less than two days before the strike was scheduled to begin.
By Susan Morse | 03:50 pm | June 24, 2016
3,300 nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital have said they would go out on strike for 24 hours on Monday, causing the major Boston healthcare provider to bring in 700 nurses from an outside agency and ramp down patient operations to 60 percent capacity.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 02:47 pm | June 24, 2016
DeKalb Physician Hospital Organization and UnitedHealthcare have jointly launched an accountable care program that will dedicate more resources to coordinating patient care and making it easier to share health information, the two announced Thursday.