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By Rene Letourneau | 11:15 am | December 22, 2011
Thomson Reuters today announced that it has suspended the divestiture process for its healthcare business. The company had revealed plans to sell the division in June.
By Rene Letourneau | 11:11 am | December 15, 2011
Fujifilm Holdings Corporation announced Wednesday that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ultrasound technology firm SonoSite, Inc. for approximately $995 million.
By Stephanie Bouchard | 09:58 am | December 14, 2011
Medical device giant, Medtronic, admits no wrongdoing but has agreed to pay the federal government $23.5 million to settle claims that it paid doctors kickbacks to get them to use its pacemakers and defibrillators.
By Stephanie Bouchard | 05:03 pm | December 12, 2011
A dermatology product manufacturer purchased by pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline in 2009 and its former chief executive are being sued by federal regulators for allegedly defrauding employee shareholders of more than $110 million.
By Stephanie Bouchard | 10:59 am | December 12, 2011
If the Internal Revenue Service's audits prove founded, medical device maker, Boston Scientific, owes more than $1 billion in back taxes.
By David Williams | 09:39 am | December 09, 2011
An important reason that medical costs are so high in Massachusetts is that residents are accustomed to visiting major teaching hospitals for routine care.
By Stephanie Bouchard | 11:16 am | December 07, 2011
A contract that enticed a 150-member doctor group affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center to Steward Health Care System continues to cause concern in Massachusetts.
By James Ellis and Aaron Razavi | 09:17 am | December 05, 2011
Employment by health systems is surging for Texas physicians as well as physicians across the country. 65% of physicians who changed jobs in 2009 moved into a hospital employment model according to a 2009 poll by the Medical Group Management Association.
By Stephanie Bouchard | 05:27 pm | December 01, 2011
Standard & Poor's removed six nursing homes from CreditWatch and affirmed their respective ratings on Wednesday.
By Ben Sawyer | 01:49 pm | November 30, 2011
The hospital industry is currently facing a confluence of trends that require a complete reexamination of the cost and value of new hospital construction. Despite a slight increase in Medicare payments for 2012, Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance reimbursements remain under significant, long-term downward pressure, which have the potential to be further reduced in the wake of Congress’ super committee failure.