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By Jeff Lagasse | 11:30 am | April 20, 2016
New research released by The Maine Heritage Policy Center has found significant variations in costs for certain procedures among Maine hospitals sometimes representing thousands of dollars, or in a handful of cases, five times the amount.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 10:52 am | April 20, 2016
Seventy-three nonprofit hospitals and medical organizations nationwide will share in a $3.2 million grant by Southwest Airlines that funds roundtrip air travel for specialized medical care to families who need it.
By Susan Morse | 06:43 pm | April 18, 2016
Rule affects 3,330 acute care hospitals, 430 long-term care hospitals.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 02:01 pm | April 18, 2016
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine campaign says hospitals have a responsibility to teach about healthy eating.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 10:47 am | April 15, 2016
Todd Ostendorf previously held CFO roles with North Memorial Health Care and UnitedHealth Group's Complex Population Management.
By Kaiser Health News | 08:33 am | April 15, 2016
The number of potentially deadly infections from contaminated medical scopes is far higher than what federal officials previously estimated, a new congressional investigation shows.
By Jessica Davis | 09:33 am | April 14, 2016
The healthcare industry accounted for the highest number of data breaches among service industries in 2015, according to a new 2016 Internet Security Threat Report from Symantec that also found ransomware on the rise and increasingly sophisticated attack tactics being perpetrated by organized criminals with extensive resources.
By Jeff Lagasse | 01:34 pm | April 13, 2016
Staff learned in a company-wide letter that they would not be paid until this Friday.
By Mike Miliard | 09:59 am | April 13, 2016
He spoke to our sister site Healthcare IT News about the program, the people who make Geisinger work, the evolution of population health and the promise of what he calls "anticipatory medicine."
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 01:20 pm | April 12, 2016
Unfortunately, thousands of people in need of mental health treatment are often being dropped at the emergency departments of their local hospitals, where under federal law doctors must evaluate these patients despite the limitations on ER-based mental health treatment.