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By Jessica Davis | 02:30 pm | August 25, 2016
Johns Hopkins Medicine has launched the Johns Hopkins Wilmer Zika Center, where medical professionals focus on caring for patients with the Zika virus. The center is touted as the first multidisciplinary Zika center in the world.
By Jeff Lagasse | 02:24 pm | August 25, 2016
Orlando Health and Florida Hospital will waive $5.5 million in costs and continue to help victims with financial assistance for follow-up care.
By Kaiser Health News | 10:24 am | August 25, 2016
Physicians' concern is that the new payment system will put doctors in solo or small practices at high risk of incurring payment penalties and will push thousands into larger practices and alternative payment organizations.
By Jeff Lagasse | 04:53 pm | August 23, 2016
Ten out of the 14 positions studied saw salary increases over the past year, but some were more sizeable than others, and key positions such as nursing actually saw a drop.
By Beth Jones Sanborn | 02:47 pm | August 23, 2016
Indiana-based St. Vincent health system will expand access to both emergency and primary care with plans to build eight new emergency microhospitals and three ambulatory care centers, the system announced Aug. 22.
By Kaiser Health News | 10:37 am | August 23, 2016
In total, 2,022 hospitals shared in the government payout, which settled 346,000 claims for reimbursement for treating Medicare patients admitted on or before Oct. 1, 2013.
By Kaiser Health News | 10:11 am | August 23, 2016
Many people don't know about sepsis. Meanwhile, health care providers struggle to identify it early.
By Mike Miliard | 03:23 pm | August 22, 2016
As data theft, ransomware, network attacks and accidental privacy violations continue to plague healthcare organizations of all sizes, HHS Office for Civil Rights has announced plans to devote more resources to investigating smaller breaches.
By Henry Powderly | 02:28 pm | August 22, 2016
Though CMS finalized a 90-day period for 2015, many providers were not able to take advantage of that flexibility and instead had to rely on hardship exemptions to avoid penalties.
By Kaiser Health News | 10:36 am | August 22, 2016
Instead of the usual "deny-and-defend" approach, they are revamping their policies to be more open.