Researchers estimate that independent dispute resolution has created $22 billion in unnecessary spending. But that estimate ...
More than 65% of physicians use AI daily or weekly for clinical or administrative work — and some believe they should be paid ...
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the struggles of front-line healthcare workers including long-standing issues like staffing shortages and burnout. Hospitals still struggle with staffing, with over ...
Healthcare is organized around specialties, organ systems, and diseases. Patients experience it as one personal journey.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is closer to its goal of adding the new electronic health record to all of its medical ...
The Central Florida provider manufactured fake diagnosis codes for its Medicare Advantage patients from 2020 to 2024, the DOJ ...
A survey from a doctor’s lobby says burnout is rising as a growing number of doctors are employed by corporations.
The American Medical Association has released new medical codes for 2026 amid a growing debate about whether the medical group may have too much influence over the healthcare coding system. The AMA ...
Resilience, not prevention, is key, analysts at the credit-rating agency said in a pair of new reports.
Accelerating dispute volumes and sky-high award amounts are inflating how much independent dispute resolution is costing the ...
Foo became Tenet Healthcare’s first COO late last month, Tenet said in a Thursday securities filing. The 34-year-old executive was tapped for the position after serving as Tenet’s executive vice ...
Blue Shield of California restructures, launches health services business and names first female CEO
The goal of the restructuring is to cut back on bureaucracy to better serve Blue Shield’s members, said Kristina Leslie, the chair of the company’s board, in a statement. Blue Shield has been more ...
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