CDC Director Robert Redfield muddied the controversy when he said those who come into contact with an infected person could be tested.
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M&A activity expected to surge as independent health systems look for partners
Even with smaller systems flooding the market, analysts warn that the financial pressures caused by COVID-19 will result in fewer potential buyers.
Hospital revenues and telehealth are among the top healthcare trends over the next year
Many U.S. hospitals have already seen revenues impacted due to delayed or re-prioritized nonemergency procedures.
HAP and Henry Ford collaboration creates new health plan for Michigan businesses
The plan, called Pivotal, offers customizable benefit options, access to more than 9,500 providers, free telehealth services and concierge support.
National Nurses United seeks OSHA sanctions on HCA Healthcare
The complaint cited “dangerous” conditions, including failing to notify workers when they’ve been exposed to COVID-19.
Deloitte survey shows consumers are more engaged with their health through technology
Despite using technology more than before, consumers still say they want a personalized physician-patient relationship.
Women in healthcare hold most manager positions, but a lack of minority representation persists
Women account for most entry-level positions, but the percentage drops the higher the position.
Nursing homes are now required to test staff for COVID-19
Facilities that fail to meet testing requirements risk suspended participation in Medicare and Medicaid and fines in excess of $400 per day.
COVID-19 highlights need for more efficient and safer hospital communications
Communication technology should be viewed as part of the personal protection equipment, says Vocera President and CEO Brent Lang.
HHS distributes $117 million to health centers in quality improvement awards
The awards recognize the highest performing health centers as well as those that have made significant quality improvements from the year before.
