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Florida's Insurance Commissioner has released a list of approved health plans that will be sold in the state's federally-run exchange and in the open market -- with an average premium increase of 39 percent.
Medicare will levy $227 million in fines against hospitals for failing to reduce readmissions.
A recent Consumer Reports analysis rating U.S. hospitals on surgical care has found that the biggest and most renowned hospitals aren't necessarily the best.
A recent Consumer Reports analysis rating U.S. hospitals on surgical care has found that the biggest and most renowned hospitals aren't necessarily the best.
House Energy and Commerce Committee has unanimously approved legislation to repeal and replace the sustainable growth rate formula, moving another step closer to a more stable physician payment system.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee has approved unanimously legislation to repeal and replace the sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula, moving another step closer to a more stable Medicare physician payment system based on delivering quality and efficient care instead of 11th-hour fixes.
Job growth in the healthcare sector for the month of July was fairly stagnant, adding 8,300 jobs, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Friday.
Should hospitals expand their service framework beyond serving acute problems and chronic illness, and build on a slowly evolving wellness sensibility to create a comprehensive all-health resource for their communities? What would it take to make that happen?
Since 2006, Washington State has had its own sort of Independent Payment Advisory Board for public health payers: the Health Technology Assessment Program.
Major payers who announced second-quarter earnings shared profits that exceeded expectations, lower medical costs and a raised outlook for the year.