More healthcare organizations are facing cyberattacks, and the incidents are taking a toll on patient care, according to a survey by cybersecurity company Proofpoint and research firm Ponemon ...
The law, which would prohibit PBM conglomerates from owning or operating pharmacies, illegally boots out-of-state companies ...
Eva Boratto, who spent more than a decade at CVS in a variety of finance roles, will join the drug distributor later this ...
The agency tasked with policing competition was able to thwart a number of hospital tie-ups this year, but in a closely watched deal, regulators did not challenge a megamerger between Advocate Aurora ...
The Tenet-owned hospitals want Leapfrog to pay $10.5 million in legal fees after a judge agreed that the nonprofit unfairly deflated their ratings. The penalty would “cast a specter of financial ruin” ...
Following pressure from progressive Democrats and advocacy groups, the Biden administration is redesigning a controversial payment model that aims to introduce value-based payment arrangements in ...
The year-end report marks the first time Kaiser Permanente has reported consolidated financial statements for its core health system, health plan and Risant. Collectively, Kaiser is massive with 55 ...
Epic and Microsoft announced on Tuesday an expanded collaboration focused on integrating generative artificial intelligence tools in the vendor’s electronic health records system. The partners are ...
Walgreens plans to launch telehealth visits on its website later this month, as the retail pharmacy giant continues its strategic pivot to healthcare services. Walgreens Virtual Healthcare will offer ...
GoodRx has notched a third partnership with a pharmacy benefit manager to integrate its drug coupons at the point of sale, further expanding GoodRx’s access to the commercially insured PBM market. For ...
The Texas Medical Association filed the lawsuit in February, taking issue with the HHS increasing the administrative fee for arbitration processes from $50 to $350 at the start of the year. Regulators ...
The cost of health benefits per employee could climb an average of 6.5% next year — the highest increase since 2010, according to preliminary results from Mercer’s 2025 National Survey of ...
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