The focus of most radiology departments has shifted from diagnostic capability to preparedness as the disease continues its spread.
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Prescription Drug Pricing Act would save more than $94 billion in the first decade, CBO says
The savings are due in part to strict price reporting controls on pharmaceutical companies and the continuance of drug manufacturer rebates.
Virtual health: From Camp Fire to coronavirus
Paradise Medical Group is running a virtual practice as the federal government today announced expanded access to telehealth services.
CMS final rule poses big hurdles for payers
Health plans will be responsible for data sharing and patient access in a way they’re not used to. “A lot will have to go into meeting that deadline,” one expert says.
Coronavirus pandemic makes universal healthcare more popular in latest Morning Consult poll
Twenty-six percent of U.S. adults say they’re “much more likely” to support such policy initiatives, while 15% say they’re somewhat more likely.
President Trump issues new coronavirus guidance
Providers ask for $1 billion to care for patients and to ensure they can get personal protection equipment.
Kaiser Permanente provides $1 million to support COVID-19 response for nation’s homeless population
Homeless-service providers are in need of financial support, guidance and protocols so they can take necessary steps to mitigate the spread.
Healthcare workers risk burnout, exposure in wake of coronavirus pandemic
Much-needed health personnel represent one of the most vulnerable populations in terms of contracting the highly virulent disease.
President Donald Trump declares the coronavirus a national emergency
The designation frees up billions in funding for states and relaxes rules for providers and the federal government.
Medicare Advantage plans save beneficiaries up to $1,600 a year more than regular Medicare
Low-income beneficiaries are more likely to choose Medicare Advantage, and they assume less financial burden than those in FFS Medicare.
