Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health improved its online reviews by soliciting for more of them and investing more resources in managing replies, G2 reported.
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Tenet, HCA, Optum compete for market share in emerging battleground
Health systems are ramping up investments in ambulatory surgery centers and forming joint ventures with outpatient partners to accelerate the development of new centers. The trend is picking up steam as complex procedures increasingly move to ASCs, whi…
'Urgent action' needed to address cancer survivors' quality of life: Johns Hopkins
Cancer survivors in the United States who report diminished quality of life “more than doubled” in the past two decades, according to a study published May 11 in JAMA Oncology.
Physician groups are being snapped up — 5 reasons why
As costs rise and the industry increasingly consolidates, physician practices are increasingly looking to hospitals, health systems and commercial groups for financial security, according to a report published June 7 by the American Hospital Associatio…
Cardiovascular Associates of America partners with Shore Heart Group
Cardiology management service organization Cardiovascular Associates of America has partnered with Neptune, N.J.-based Shore Heart Group.
MemorialCare backs $13M investment round for AI-powered healthcare workforce company
MemorialCare Innovation Fund, the investment arm of Fountain Valley, Calif.-based MemorialCare, joined in on a $13 million series B investment round for artificial intelligence-powered healthcare workforce company Laudio.
10 best ASCs in Florida, per Leapfrog
In May, patient safety reporter Leapfrog and online magazine Money released their list of the best ASCs in the nation for 2023. Over one-third are in Florida.
2 facilities debut world's smallest heart pump
New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System and St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center have performed the first procedures using Magenta Medical’s Elevate percutaneous left ventricular assist device, the world’s smallest heart pump, for the treatment …
Payers making physician-owned practices 'unworkable,' AHA says
Administrative burdens such as prior authorization are forcing increasing numbers of physician-owned practices to seek alternative owners, the American Hospital Association said in a June report.
14 of 20 most commonly prescribed drugs are in shortage
Seventy percent of the 20 most commonly prescribed medications from GoodRx are in shortage, according to databases from the FDA and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
