The National Coordinator for Health IT will offer details about the interoperability and information blocking final rules, and highlight how the current pandemic is an example of why they matter.
Category: Healthcare Finance News
Healthcare coalition asks Congress to implement coverage options for unemployed
The groups support opening a special enrollment period for the health insurance marketplaces of the Affordable Care Act.
In preparing for COVID-19 cases, hospitals should plan early, communicate often
Hospitals should be planning early for equipment, beds and people, and listening to epidemiologists about the kinds of numbers to expect.
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is influencing consumer healthcare behavior — and some changes may stick
Consumers may take a more active role in managing health and participating in a system that is essentially being remade.
Supreme Court rules for insurers in risk corridors case
The ACA promised the funds for three years to make up for any losses by insurers for jumping into the market and keeping premiums relatively low.
Artificial Intelligence holds promise in improving revenue cycle management in healthcare
By automating certain data-driven tasks, administrative waste can be dramatically reduced and RCM operations can move more efficiently.
Prior authorization requirements have been eased during the COVID-19 pandemic, but frustrations remain
Providers should seek ways to automate the process as much as possible to curtail the manual work involved.
Your stories: Through the eyes of a COVID nurse who tested positive
A Long Island nurse shares a journal of the crisis from the beginning.
HIMSSCast: The financial toll of COVID-19 for health systems
With Christopher Kerns, Advisory Board’s Vice President, Executive Insights.
UnitedHealth Group collaborates to deploy 3,000 emergency ventilators
The ventilators allow “patients who wouldn’t otherwise have the opportunity to survive, to survive,” says Dr. Stephen Richardson.
