This year we honor three longtime leaders—Dr. Don Berwick, former CEO of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement; Nancy Schlichting, former CEO of the Henry Ford Health System; and the late C. Duane Dauner, former CEO of the California Hospital Association.
In an interview with Crain’s, Dr. David Berger shares what 2022 and 2023 might look like for the central Brooklyn hospital.
More than 40% of Medicare enrollees used telehealth during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to federal data.
The verbal and physical attacks on local health departments can lead to worse access to healthcare information and cause burnout for public health officials and other healthcare workers.
The request is broader than rival pharmaceutical company Pfizer's request earlier this week for the regulator to approve a booster shot for all seniors.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many women have had to put their careers on hold temporarily or permanently as they juggle priorities.
Dr. Howard Zucker, who led the state Health Department at the time, says it could not control how the governor’s office represented the numbers to the public.
Modern Healthcare Senior Hospital Operations Reporter Alex Kacik and Politics Reporter Jessie Hellmann talk about staffing, policies and regulation.
The policy change that allows a Texas-based hospital to seek an expansion request should be overturned, the associations say.
Since a patient's condition will not "significantly improve" through physical therapy, Aetna argued the service is not medically necessary, the complaint said.
For more than a decade, Blues plans claim Walgreens overcharged them by hundreds of millions of dollars.
A recent survey found that 9% of doctors experienced suicidal thoughts, down from 22% at the height of the pandemic.
It’s clear that in those who already have diabetes, COVID-19 can worsen the condition and lead to severe complications. But there are other possible links.
“This means some people with Medicaid or KidsCare coverage could be disenrolled from those programs because they no longer meet financial or medical eligibility requirements," the statement said.
Henry Ford Health System lost money last year providing healthcare, but was able to post a positive net income thanks to its investment portfolio.
FEMA is launching a new paid ad campaign in California, New York, Pennsylvania and Texas targeted at areas with large rates of COVID-19 deaths but lower rates of reimbursement requests to help connect people to available assistance.
ECRI's annual report on top patient safety concerns is out, and staff shortages are the most pressing concern.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to order the state’s hospitals, doctors’ offices and insurance companies to keep their costs below a certain level. If they don't, the state could impose a hefty fine.
The University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington plans to build housing for its employees in South Burlington as a way to help ease its workforce shortage.
Providence chief digital officer Aaron Martin will return to Amazon after nearly six years at the Catholic-based health system.
Among the puzzling outcomes of the coronavirus, which has killed more than 6 million people worldwide since it first emerged in 2019, are the symptoms suffered by children.
While mainland China's numbers are small compared to many other countries, and even the semi-autonomous city of Hong Kong, they are the highest since COVID-19 killed thousands in the central city of Wuhan in early 2020.
There have been 25 SPAC-led transactions valued at $4.1 billion so far this quarter, down from 437 deals worth an estimated $129.6 billion in the first quarter of 2021.
