Mayo Clinic and Verily, Alphabet's life sciences subsidiary and one of Google's sister companies, are embarking on a two-year partnership to co-develop clinical decision-support software.
The company said it will complete the application with the Food and Drug Administration by the end of this week.
More than half of hospitals' requests for Actemra, a biologic used to treat severe COVID-19 patients, aren't being fulfilled.
Modern Healthcare Hospital Operations Reporter Alex Kacik and Technology Reporter Jessica Kim Cohen talk about all things Google Health.
Nursing homes will have time to get their staffs vaccinated before their Medicare and Medicaid revenue is at risk, CMS officials said Wednesday.
We're falling short in producing the number of primary-care physicians needed to adequately serve patients—especially those in communities that are historically and contemporarily medically underserved.
Payers and providers are once again divided on how to proceed on surprise billing regulations.
Galen College of Nursing has opened a new campus in Nashville, Tennessee, its third since being acquired by HCA Healthcare last year.
Florida doctors who participated in Monday's event said they did not walk off the job or refuse to treat patients.
The announcement follows full FDA approval for Pfizer’s two-dose vaccine and mandates at 11 of the Chicago area's largest health systems.
About 2,200 Intermountain employees will see raises to $15 and another 12,800 will get their pay increased above $15.
Headspace and Ginger, two app-based digital mental health companies that work with employers and health plans, plan to form a combined company called Headspace Health.
Accountable care organizations in models with downside risk were significantly more likely to earn performance payments than those without it, CMS reports.
A flurry of private and public employers are requiring workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19 after the federal government gave full approval to the Pfizer shot.
The nation's top employers are focused on accelerating initiatives to improve mental health access and expanding virtual health services.
In a commentary published in the journal Nature, the WHO-recruited experts said the origins investigation is at “a critical juncture” requiring urgent collaboration but has instead come to a standstill.
Thousands of people in the U.S. in recent weeks have rushed to receive infusions of the powerful antibody cocktails shown to reduce hospitalizations by 70% when given promptly to high-risk patients.
Texas hospital systems are increasingly closing temporarily their off-site emergency departments and sending their staff to their hospitals to support staff overstretched by COVID-19.
