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By Bernie Monegain | 11:00 am | February 09, 2009
The Marshfield Clinic will roll out new business intelligence software to boost clinic operations and provide more and better data on patients.
By Chelsey Ledue | 12:16 pm | February 06, 2009
Doctors today are finding it harder to spend quality time with their patients, according to a new survey by the Texas Medical Association (TMA).
By Bernie Monegain | 12:11 pm | February 06, 2009
Calling it "a moral duty," Sens. Max Baucus and Edward M. Kennedy, pledged to do their best to achieve healthcare reform this year.
By Diana Manos | 11:58 am | February 06, 2009
In the midst of a major battle in Washington over the future of healthcare reform, a new report by the Institute for America's Future shows that the public supports a mixture of public-private health plans similar to that proposed by President Barack Obama.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:50 am | February 06, 2009
Massachusetts has awarded $32.6 million in grants and increased Medicaid rate payments to 69 hospitals and community centers across the commonwealth.
By Chip Means | 10:31 am | February 06, 2009
The January/February 2009 Product Spotlight focuses on the market for Denials Management solutions.
By Richard Pizzi | 01:14 pm | February 05, 2009
Cancer patients can face severe challenges paying for life-saving care, even when they have private health insurance, says a new report by the Kaiser Family Foundation and the American Cancer Society.
By Chelsey Ledue | 12:16 pm | February 05, 2009
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Bill includes provisions that will improve the health, education and well-being of children. And Maine's two moderate Republicans are considered crucial to efforts to pass the bill.
By Chelsey Ledue | 11:45 am | February 05, 2009
Goold Health Systems, a healthcare management company focusing on Medicaid services, has subcontracted with the Unisys Corporation to provide prior authorization, data management and mailroom services for Maine's Medicaid program.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:07 am | February 05, 2009
South Carolina's 65 acute care hospitals are banding together to prevent healthcare-acquired infections across the state. The effort is expected to save hundreds of lives and as much $40 million a year.