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By Susan Morse | 02:30 pm | May 20, 2015
The Advisory Board revenue cycle head Ed Hock says punting on ICD-10 until the new code set is ready robs healthcare providers of the benefits of the Oct. 1 changeover.
By Henry Powderly | 11:40 am | May 20, 2015
With the Oncology Care Model, participating practices will have their chemotherapy treatments tracked and measured for the necessity and outcome of the treatment, as well as the coordination of care that leads up to the cancer treatment.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 11:35 am | May 20, 2015
The trajectory of cancer care is so costly and problematic that insurers are flocking in droves to the federal government's multi-payer alignment experiment.
By Susan Morse | 10:48 am | May 20, 2015
During Fry's tenure, Sutter Health's annual revenues grew from $6.7 billion to more than $10 billion.
By Anthony Brino | 10:25 am | May 20, 2015
Health insurer increases the minimum hourly wage for its U.S. employees to $16 per hour, and next year will expand health coverage.
By Anthony Brino | 04:44 pm | May 19, 2015
The parent health system of Massachusetts General and Brigham and Women's hospitals lost $17.5 million in the three months that ended March 31, as the winter's 9 feet of snow kept some patients from coming into the hospitals and clinics.
By Susan Morse | 03:58 pm | May 19, 2015
"Instead of imposing this unfunded mandate, Congress should delink the disease classification system from reimbursement policy, and make the adoption of the new ICD-10 code system voluntary until a less burdensome billing process is in place," The Heritage Foundation wrote in a May 18 report.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:16 pm | May 19, 2015
With little more than a year of claims experience on the new individual market, some insurers are looking for premium increases of more 30 percent, including the Blues. Though affordability is still relative.
By Susan Morse | 12:10 pm | May 19, 2015
Between 2012 and 2014, 39 people in Virginia Mason Medical Center were sickened by highly-resistant strains of E.coli bacteria, and 11 of those patients died
By Susan Morse | 11:59 am | May 19, 2015
Stanford Health Care-ValleyCare in the Bay Area of California.