The new health app will provide Aetna members using an Apple Watch with personalized health goals and recommendations as well as the ability to track their daily activity levels.
A new Kaufman Hall survey finds hospital and health system CFOs are losing confidence that their organizations can manage the financial effects of evolving business conditions.
Publicly traded health insurers are performing better financially than other healthcare players, and that’s unlikely to change anytime soon, according to a panel of Wall Street analysts at a Nashville Health Care Council event.
Hospitals throughout the Midwest operated at full or near capacity levels on Wednesday in spite of a massive cold front that caused many other businesses to close.
UnitedHealthcare’s decision to stop sharing data with the Health Care Cost Institute could jeopardize the not-for-profit organization’s ability to refresh its data for researchers beyond calendar year 2017.
HHS is ramping up its work to overhaul Stark Law and anti-kickback regulations in what HHS Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan characterized as a “sprint” to reform rules as part of the shift toward paying for value.
Utah Senate Republicans are racing to replace the state’s voter-approved Medicaid expansion with a more limited expansion model that would require an unprecedented CMS waiver.
The designated access standards include setting a 30-minute average drive time standard, or 20-day wait-time standard for veterans to seek primary care, mental health or non-institutional extended care from the private sector.