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The exodus of physicians leaving Medicare may seem alarming at first, but it may simply mean different opportunities will be taken.
With healthcare reform a top priority for most organizations, the cost, quality and outcomes movement is garnering some popularity among supply chain leaders at hospitals.
Playing off the title of Billy Joel's iconic 1976 song, the officials running New York's health insurance exchange announced Tuesday that they have chosen New York State of Health as the brand name of their new online marketplace.
About one month before public insurance exchanges open, less than one-third of the healthiest, lowest-cost population acutally knows about them.
The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), in partnership with ImplementHIT, has announced the launch of its latest ICD-10 training solution, the Clinical Documentation for ICD-10 by Specialty: Principles and Practice modules.
Lawmakers in Florida are considering requiring private health insurers to cover telehealth services.
Hospital IT budgets may be absorbed by EHRs but administrators are making other IT-related investments.
Annual premiums for employer-sponsored family health coverage held to the recent moderate trend, climbing to $16,351 this year, or 4 percent more than last year, according to the Employer Health Benefits Survey released Tuesday by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Medians for U.S. not-for-profit healthcare systems remained steady in 2012, but analysts expect a weakening in ratios due to the pressures of healthcare reform.
Salaries for doctors are predicted to grow in 2014, with some classifications experiencing a larger bump than others.