Ninety-four percent of physicians reported that prior authorization led to delays in patient care, and has caused increased administrative burden, a March 29 survey from the American Hospital Association found.
The American Hospital Association says a recent analysis by health economists claiming that nonprofit health systems are seeking taxpayer subsidies for investment losses last year is “patently false.”
Federally qualified health centers said they feel Epic Community Connect provides some of the best functionality compared to other EHR vendors, a March 24 KLAS Research report found.
Tallahassee (Fla.) Memorial HealthCare, which suffered an IT security incident in February, reported an operating loss of $9.6 million on revenue of $910.4 million in fiscal 2022, according to a March 29 filing.
While the physician workforce is increasingly moving to employed models — with more than 108,700 physicians shifting to employment from 2019 to 2021 — some are finding it difficult to maintain autonomy and are making the shift back to private practice….
At Tower Health’s Reading Hospital in West Reading, Pa., college interns reach patients before they’ve even seen a provider, offering compassion and human connection as they screen for social determinants of health.
Peoria, Ill.-based OSF HealthCare had its default rating and that of various bonds affirmed at “A+” as its market share remains strong and its operating margins show resilience even in the face of inflationary and other macro pressures, Fitch Ratings s…
Nearly 1 in 5 Massachusetts nurses aim to leave the field within the next two years, The Boston Globe reported March 29. More than half of them plan to retire.