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New laws help feds dump 'pay and chase' approach.
Allscripts-Eclipsys aside, the landscape offers some intriguing deals.
Bitter battles may have harmed labor’s image, but strength remains
Accountable Care Organizations may not ultimately keep that name, but experts say the concept of organizing providers and payers into a network striving for higher quality and more efficient care is destined to become a reality fairly soon.
HITECH gives providers financial incentives to go digital.
Activity included several acquisitions, a shutdown and a much-needed resurrection.
In the midst of recession and widespread uncertainty about the implications of healthcare reform, hospitals across the United States were forced in 2010 to implement innovative purchasing strategies to help cut costs.
Doctors face significant reimbursement cuts unless Congress take action.
If healthcare reform was the storm of 2010, then the Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services would be the lightning rod.
With the relationship between President Barack Obama's administration and the health insurance industry turning sour as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act made its way through Congress, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius turned up the heat on insurers' rate hikes.