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Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies are making progress in its transition from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursement models.

No matter which healthcare CFO you ask, you will no doubt get the same response -- they spend the lion's share of their workweek in meetings.

Craig Johnson has worked in the senior living industry for the past 20 years. What he has seen is a movement to put them in the "back 40" -- because they are considered elderly and sick and should be placed out of sight.

Walmart is taking another, bigger step into American healthcare with new primary care services. Is a health plan next?

The diabetes crisis and pay-for-value evolution are coming to a head, helping change provider reimbursement in Medicaid.

Walmart is taking another, bigger step into the U.S. healthcare system that could prove disruptive to legacy providers locally and nationally.

There is encouraging news for defined-benefit pension plans in the U.S. not-for-profit health sector, but the multitude of variables at play means there is also much unpredictability.

There are aspects of technology that you, as a CFO, need to worry about-- but becoming unnecessarily absorbed in technical details might make you overlook practical concerns and following all the advice in healthcare management books might leave you thrashing around in the weeds.

Many questions remain on how specific details of the Affordable Care Act will be resolved, but one significant trend is clear: the shift toward risk sharing among patients, providers and insurers is well underway.

James E. Crissey watched the election returns closely on May 20. President and CEO of the Southern Regional Medical Center in Riverdale, Ga., Crissey had a vested interest in a ballot measure in Clayton County that included a financing option for the medical center.