The Rhode Island governor has asked Lifespan, Care New England and Brown University to resume negotiations for an academic medical center.
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Consumers and physicians say convenience must be the foundation of any health strategy
Consumers are also interested in technologies that will help them manage their health and engage with physicians.
Change Healthcare unveils patient-centric payment model
High-deductible plans have made patients major payers of their healthcare, putting a strain on providers dependent on this out-of-pocket revenue.
CVS Health goes deeper into consumer-centric care by opening another 1,500 HealthHubs
CVS’s more than 9,900 retail locations are within three miles of about 70 percent of the U.S. population.
Hospital drug diversion could play a role in the opioid crisis, research finds
The majority of providers are concerned about drug diversion in hospitals, but only 20 percent believe diversion is cause for concern where they work.
Report shines a harsh light on the cost of high-deductible plans to consumers
Premiums for employer-sponsored insurance plans over the last 10 years rose 55 percent, twice as fast as workers’ earnings.
Prescription drug costs steadily soar, while price transparency is lacking
The current rebate system plays a central role driving up costs for consumers, preventing them from making informed decisions, study says.
U.S. Supreme Court sides with DSH hospitals on payments
American Hospital Association applauds the decision, in which billions of dollars are at stake.
Emergency medicine compensation grew by over 40%, according to MGMA research
Provider pay has increased 7 to 11 percent over last 5 years as shortages lead to practices offering more salary to recruit new doctors.
Hospital boards seeing low turnover, but lack diversity and succession planning
Most hospital board members are male and white, and younger members are rare, but some of these trends are changing.
