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Bipartisan bill aims to 'roll back' Medicare physician pay cuts
A bipartisan group of 10 House members on Jan. 31 introduced a bill to stop the 2.83% Medicare physician pay cut this year and provide a 2% pay bump to stabilize physician practices and protect patients’ access to care.
29 highly successful CEO-CFO duos | 2024
For hospitals and health systems to thrive, CEOs and CFOs must work hand in hand, aligning their visions and strategies for long-term success.
Top healthcare IT consulting firms: Report
Black Book Research has unveiled its latest industry rankings, recognizing the top healthcare IT consulting firms driving digital transformation and operational excellence.
1 system's 'no wrong door' strategy for behavioral health
Like many systems, Omaha-based Children’s Nebraska is preparing to open a new behavioral health facility. Unlike many systems, it is creating a system of care called the “no wrong door approach.”
Orlando Health hospital names COO, CFO
Orlando Health–Health Central Hospital in Ocoee, Fla., is adding to its leadership team.
$335M Indiana hospital plan moves forward
Indianapolis-based Community Health Network is moving plans forward for its $335 million hospital in Westfield, Ind.
The forces that may slow hospital AI growth
Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare. From clinical decision-making to administrative efficiencies, AI and generative AI have made drastic improvements in care delivery and hospital operations. Forecasters reported hospitals incorporating…
Hospitals halt gender care for minors following executive order
Some hospitals in the U.S. have paused gender-affirming care for minors after President Donald Trump signed an executive order to restrict federal funding and support for such care.
ProMedica, Nationwide Children's 'forced' to end partnership after Mercy Health lawsuit
Toledo, Ohio-based ProMedica and Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus have terminated their Toledo for Kids affiliation agreement, effective immediately.
Lawmakers debut Precept Nurses Act
A group of bipartisan lawmakers have introduced a bill that would create a $2,000 tax credit for nurses who take on preceptor roles to train nursing students.
