Data shows slow industry adoption, as close to 42 percent of respondents said their virtual care solution did not integrate with their EHR.
Category: Healthcare Finance News
Healthcare gains 42,000 jobs in January, led by ambulatory services
The healthcare industry has added 368,000 jobs overall over the past 12 months, enough to account for about 11 percent of the country’s jobs.
Baylor, Scott & White Health, Memorial Hermann call off merger
The deal was reportedly worth $14 billion and was announced in early October. Meanwhile, the Dignity Health and Catholic Health initiatives mega-merger is complete.
Medicare spending on healthcare for elderly dips, driven by better cardiovascular care
The findings make a fiscal case for increasing prevention efforts among patents of all ages, not just the elderly.
Easing time spent on prior authorization requires industry-wide adoption of electronic transactions
HIMSS19: Leveraging technology to improve prior authorization…
NYU Langone tackles end-of-life care decision-making
NYU Langone embedded a provider-facing screening question into the EHR admission process that was cosigned on admission and at discharge by the attendant of record.
Atul Gawande’s company looking to try new products on employees, trial testimony shows
Plans are for the 1.2 million employees of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, with no current intent to sell to broader market.
Shriner’s Hospital for Children to end inpatient care at Tampa facility, layoff some staff
System said majority of Tampa employees will not be affected; telemedicine and partnerships will be tools to help reach patients in region.
Patients with primary care doctors receive more high-value healthcare, study finds
Policymakers and health system leaders seeking to increase value should consider increasing investments in primary care.
When it comes to new healthcare payment and delivery models, CFOs lack confidence
Finance leaders are worried about the changing landscape, and many feel unprepared for what’s to come.
