Just 20% of kids with behavioral health issues receive care from a specialized provider. HHS will spend more than $14 million to integrate behavioral health into pediatric primary care via telehealth.
As physicians continue to discover new afflictions related to the disease, the clinics have adjusted to remain nimble and flexible in the services they provide.
JPMorgan unveiled its second attempt at reforming the employer-sponsored coverage market, launching a $250 million investment arm named Morgan Health.
KHN's analysis shows that only 22% of Black Americans have gotten a shot, and Black rates still trail those of whites in almost every state.
Modern Healthcare operations reporter Alex Kacik and finance reporter Tara Bannow discuss how a string of hospital transactions have reshaped the Atlanta-area healthcare market.
A Homeland Security Committee hearing highlighted gaps in the supply chain that endangered hospitals and their workers during the early months of the pandemic. Experts say urgent reforms are needed to address hospital emergency inventory access and the Strategic National Stockpile.
The data draws from online surveys of nearly 35,000 youth conducted between October and December 2020.
Officials from United Auto Workers, Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, said the mask requirement will remain in place until the Occupational Safety and Health Administration issues guidelines in response to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recent change in COVID-19 workplace standards.
Republican legislative leaders were quick to denounce the plan as a stunt.
The Truth About Vaccines YouTube channel was taken down this week, Ty and Charlene Bollinger said in a post Tuesday on the messaging app Telegram.
While telehealth will continue to be an important delivery model after the COVID-19 pandemic, Congress and experts have several ideas for how to pay for the services in the future.
Bigger regulatory budgets, improved data analyses and site-neutral policy could restore competition on lopsided hospital markets, lawmakers and policy experts said.
So far, 70% of Penn Medicine's employees and clinical staff—or 33,000 people—are fully vaccinated, and all employees have been offered the COVID-19 vaccine.
Women veterans are a growing population and are at high risk of pregnancy complications. Lawmakers are focusing on them first in their legislative efforts to address maternal mortality.
