A new study finds adherence to most recommended care practices for chronic kidney disease was consistently higher among ethnic or racial minorities compared to white patients, which suggests increased focus on clinical care delivery alone may not be enough to narrow the health disparity.
Smaller ambulatory surgery and diagnostic centers are again doing more business than large hospitals. Telemedicine, after dropping somewhat after the third surge, is picking up again.
Speaking on Friday after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration authorized the Pfizer booster, Biden told reporters, "I'll be getting my booster shot. It's hard to acknowledge I'm over 65, but I'll be getting my booster shot."
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday announced that a pilot program designed to provide SUNY hospital employees with elevated overtime pay had launched.
The Coalition for PBM Reform wants to curb practices stakeholders claim lead to higher drug prices for patients and pharmacies.
The insurance plan for employers that Cleveland Clinic and Aetna launched together last year proved to be a tricky sell amid other challenges businesses were grappling with, but the appetite for value-based arrangements has only grown.
Georgia experienced a dramatic increase in the number of people signing up for health care coverage during a special enrollment window for the Affordable Care Act.
