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Readmissions are a big reason why many hospitals, which fall short of certain benchmarks, are financially penalized by federal government.

A whistleblower lawsuit was originally filed by a former Scripps employee about unsupervised physical therapy services.

Here's a look at HHS, ONC and CDC plans during a government shutdown.

New facilities will bring together researchers and clinicians, add surgical space.

HIMSS18 presenters explain how Hackensack Meridian matches precision payment to precision medicine with an innovative approach to create 'lanes of care' that determine efficacy in terms of both cost and outcomes.

Patients, physicians and payers rely heavily on these overall ratings, which have climbed higher as self-reported scores have trended upward.

Three employee email accounts were hacked in November, exposing PHI, including financial data and Social Security numbers for some.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said that an "exceptional circumstance special enrollment period" is available for those who move, or are temporarily displaced.

In an industry increasingly beholden to consumerism, Yelp ratings matter, as hospitals seek to retain their respective market shares.

Private hospitals that can offer better benefits and working conditions, as well as higher salaries, are poised to lure fresh graduates as baby boomers exit their careers.