HHS Secretary Alex Azar joins the roster, which also features Aneesh Chopra, Karen DeSalvo, Michael Levitt, Mick Ebeling, Seema Verma and Susan Devore.
Category: Healthcare Finance News
How providers in South Carolina and Texas are overcoming telehealth obstacles
The two main challenges are proving the value of telehealth and promoting practice change.
Telehealth and the law: What hospital executives should know about kickback and false claims rules
The federal Anti-Kickback Statute and the Stark Law have some strict requirements for compliance, and providers would do well to take note.
Paladina Health acquires Activate Healthcare, creating large provider of value-based care
The collaboration results in a value-based primary care provider that serves more than 170,000 patients in 18 states.
Healthcare stocks remain strong after a solid 2018, Reuters says
Investors are more comfortable with healthcare than other sectors because it’s less susceptible to fluctuating economic cycles.
Decision support can guide clinicians to prescribe lower cost alternatives
Minor differences in co-payments sometimes mask exponential differences between similar generic formulations.
Healthcare executives should invest in value-based care technologies now, Deloitte says
The consultancy advises hospital executives to ramp up technology initiatives to support new payment models now
Patient-directed Utah Health Information Network increases engagement and care management
By empowering patients with a single access point to all their data, the exchange also benefits providers and payers.
ZappRx and Bayer partner to improve access to specialty medications
Providers get a reduced wait time in the prior authorization process, which is usually a manual and paper-based.
How capital for hospital renovations can be freed by unloading medical office buildings, other real estate
Many hospitals and health systems are reluctant to relinquish control of medical office buildings, but doing so can free up much-needed capital.
