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By Susan Morse | 02:55 pm | October 09, 2017
Increased poverty in the suburbs has led to emergency departments in those areas becoming the primary source of care for poor and uninsured, Health Affairs study says.
By Jeff Lagasse | 05:01 pm | October 03, 2017
Doctors had only been seeing about 10 patients a day in the emergency room, which is about one-third of what a hospital of that size needs to stay afloat.
By Jeff Lagasse | 04:33 pm | October 02, 2017
In Texas, freestanding EDs tend to be clustered around major metropolitan centers where median income is close to $92,000.
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By Change Healthcare | Change Healthcare | 10:32 am | September 18, 2017
Can you spot service vulnerabilities that may put you at risk and signal the need for outside help from a professional services firm?
By Susan Morse | 04:23 pm | August 31, 2017
Most patients who are in the emergency department belong there and insurers should cover those visits, says the American College of Emergency Physicians.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 05:29 pm | August 11, 2017
Researchers used a national hospital database and evaluated almost 23 million adult hospital admissions in 162 hospitals across 44 states.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 04:09 pm | August 11, 2017
Proposal was published this week in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, a journal for the American College of Emergency Physicians or ACEP.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 12:36 pm | August 11, 2017
Five new clinics opened in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens; per earnings call CVS Health will expand chronic disease services beyond diabetes.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 03:09 pm | August 09, 2017
A hospital in Trinity, Texas closed on August 1, and another in Crockett, Texas on July 1.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 04:01 pm | August 02, 2017
Areas with more primary care physicians have lower spending per beneficiary, better care, patient satisfaction and lower death rates, authors say.