The agency kept a contested definition of “professional” student that excludes fields like graduate nursing and physical ...
The Cornhusker State is the first to roll out work requirements under the GOP’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” well in advance of the ...
Executives said Tenet’s focus on managing expenses and growing high-acuity service lines helped it withstand poor volumes ...
The insurer plans to say goodbye to the ACA exchanges after this year, and is exploring a potential sale of its controversial ...
A growing number of Americans are turning to AI chatbots for health information. Nearly 30% of people report they’ve used the tools for advice on their physical health in the past year, while 1 in 6 ...
AHEAD, which builds on existing all-payer models in certain states, gives participating states up to $12 million to implement the model. In return, states agree to be accountable for cost growth ...
Healthcare organizations are struggling to navigate the compliance landscape amid a pullback in federal enforcement, a wave ...
During a high-profile congressional hearing on Tuesday, one lawmaker said hospitals charge "an insane amount" for care. Still ...
Wash., found procedures in the state that were previously approved in two weeks now take four to eight weeks to be authorized ...
The hit was in line with HCA’s expectations. The hospital operator is the first of its peers to detail financial impacts from the expiration of more generous subsidies in Affordable Care Act plans.
Care delivery is shaped by a constant stream of decisions and workflows that determine how patients move through the system.
CEO Greg Roche says ambulatory surgery centers have largely lacked access to robots for performing soft tissue procedures, ...