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COVID admissions up for 4th week straight: Where they're highest, rising fastest
New COVID-19 admissions were up nearly 18% for the week ending Dec. 2, marking the fourth straight week of increase.
CEOs' pay poised to level off in 2024
A substantial majority of companies are planning minimal or no changes to the median base salaries their CEOs receive in 2024, according to a new analysis from Chief Executive Research.
Lifespan posts $8.6M operating income in 2023 a year after $56M loss
Providence, R.I.-based Lifespan Health posted $8.6 million in operating income in fiscal 2023 after posting a $56 million loss in 2022, according to the health system’s fourth-quarter financial report.
Healthcare billing fraud: 10 recent cases
From a medical equipment company owner receiving a 15-year sentence for a $24 million scheme to the conviction of a New York physician in a scheme that subjected Medicaid patients to unnecessary radiological tests, here are 10 healthcare billing fraud …
3 healthcare investment firms closing on funds
Despite the recent decline in digital health funding, healthcare investment firms have still been able to raise more than $100 million for investments since August.
Kentucky system, cardiologist pay $3M in improper billing scheme
Hazard, Ky.-based Appalachian Regional Healthcare and one of its cardiologists agreed to pay over $3 million to resolve allegations they submitted improper Medicare and Kentucky Medicaid claims for services not covered.
Florida hospital gets pavilion approval, part of $550M master plan
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital has unveiled plans for a new surgical, neuroscience and transplant pavilion following a unanimous vote of approval from city council.
15 health systems among best places to work in IT for '24
Fifteen health systems made Computerworld’s list of the top places to work in IT for 2024.
250-bed Florida hospital names CEO
Broward Health has appointed Kristen Bowman CEO of its community hospital in Coral Springs, Fla.
Texas AG warns Houston hospitals not to comply with judge's abortion ruling
Hours after a Texas judge granted a woman’s request to have an abortion, the state’s attorney general sent a letter to hospitals in Houston, saying they may face civil and legal consequences if they permit the procedure to occur.
