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By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:29 pm | October 09, 2013
Never has Medicaid been in such a state of flux, with dozens of new policies evolving in the states in response to delivery and financing challenges, as millions more Americans join the program.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 11:25 am | October 09, 2013
Physician group practices are hesitant to participate in the health insurance exchanges because they worry about payment collections and lower reimbursement rates, according to research from the Medical Group Management Association.
By Rodney J. Moore | 11:08 am | October 09, 2013
Investing in data warehousing may pay off for the healthcare industry, but the key to success lies in how to mine that data.
By Kevin Fuller | 09:27 am | October 09, 2013
As healthcare expands globally, more health organizations are relying on a wider variety of professionals to help keep their organizations up to speed. Here are some top trending medical degrees.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 01:19 pm | October 08, 2013
Humana Inc. is testing the use of an enhanced medical alert system with its Medicare Advantage members to prevent serious long-term effects of medical emergencies and falls.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:01 pm | October 08, 2013
Amid what the Kaiser Family Foundation calls "some of the most significant changes to Medicaid since its enactment," California Medicaid policy is evolving at perhaps the quickest pace, trying to manage the $55 billion in annual spending.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 11:53 am | October 08, 2013
The quality of care that patients receive in a hospital varies by the type of insurance they have or their lack of insurance, researchers have found in a study in the latest issue of Health Affairs.
By Mary Mosquera | 11:27 am | October 08, 2013
The quality of care that patients receive in a hospital varies by the type of insurance they have or their lack of insurance, researchers have found in a study in the latest issue of Health Affairs.
By Diana Manos | 11:12 am | October 08, 2013
Financial concerns are causing medical group practices to approach participation in the insurance exchanges cautiously, found research released by the Medical Group Management Association on Monday.
By Anthony Brino | 10:35 am | October 08, 2013
Hospital risk sharing, integrated hospital systems and large group primary care practices are among the top factors linked with the formation of ACOs.