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Insurers in one of the country's largest markets will now have to pay for telehealth, adding to the critical mass of reimbursement mandates and voluntary decisions for the service.
The nation's third largest insurer is joining the ranks of the most progressive companies and promising its wage-based employees a livable income, while also investing in less-than-traditional benefits.
The hospital operator also upped its ownership stake in the services company.
Trinity Health is set to expand its risk-based care operations, announcing last week that it will partner with Heritage Provider Network to form accountable care networks linking Trinity’s 86 hospitals with the 37,000 physicians in league with Heritage.
The JPMorgan Healthcare Conference kicked off Monday in San Francisco, one of the biggest events in the world of biotech where investors and healthcare providers come together to see what's cooking at some of the hottest new companies in the sector.
Advocates of a radical reform solution are pointing to new evidence of the burdens of private sector administrative bureaucracy.
Emory Healthcare chief executive John Fox will replace the retiring Gene Michalski.
Construction is all but done at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center, with a grand opening for the $1.5 billion complex slated for Feb 1. It's the high-tech touches that really set apart this renovation.
Emerson Hospital, in Concord, Massachusetts, recently appointed Michael Hachey as its new senior vice president and CFO, responsible for the oversight of the 179-bed facility according to a recent announcement.
Provider and patient advocates are worried about a Supreme Court case that could restrict the ability to sue over low Medicaid reimbursement rates.