Quality and Safety
Physician are frustrated at not having what they need and concerned that they could have been exposed and are infecting patients without knowing it.
How is the coronavirus pandemic affecting you?
While not all insurers may be aware of it, prior authorizations can have detrimental downstream financial effects for hospitals and health systems.
Healthcare providers should encourage patients to remain home unless there is an emergency to protect others and limit their exposure.
The Department of Defense is releasing up to 2,000 ventilators and is making available up to 5 million N95 face masks from reserves.
The focus of most radiology departments has shifted from diagnostic capability to preparedness as the disease continues its spread.
Health systems around the world are addressing the needs of coronavirus patients with chatbots, drive-through clinics and telemedicine.
Paradise Medical Group is running a virtual practice as the federal government has announced expanded access to telehealth services.
Providers ask for $1 billion to care for patients and to ensure they can get personal protection equipment.
Homeless-service providers are in need of financial support, guidance and protocols so they can take necessary steps to mitigate the spread.