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People with diabetes still carry some of the United State's highest healthcare expenses, according to a report released by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.
A new survey by the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare finds that veterans face significant barriers to accessing mental health and substance abuse treatment despite the fact that the Veterans Mental Health Act was signed into law more than a year ago.
A new report from the American Hospital Association indicates hospitals are continuing to struggle financially due to the economic depression.
Employment in the U.S. healthcare sector increased by approximately 29,000 jobs in October, while the national unemployment rate grew to 10.2 percent, according to recent data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A new California HealthCare Foundation report reveals that the rate of increase of children's health coverage has slowed considerably in the wake of the national economic crisis and state funding cuts of recent years.
The Department of Health and Human Services is making available up to $9 million for state survey agencies in 43 states to help reduce healthcare-associated infections in stand-alone or same-day surgical centers.
Medical and nursing schools should collaborate and evolve their curricula to promote team-based care, according to stakeholders at a summit sponsored by the New England Healthcare Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Ingenix officials say they’re making the revenue cycle management puzzle a little easier to solve for healthcare providers with the acquisition of CareMedic Services, Inc.
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced a $10.6 million Medicaid provider payment cut Tuesday.
A New Jersey company is looking to help children's hospitals with implementing and managing 340B drug discount programs.