Rural hospitals are often the most vulnerable to economic pressures, but there is no shortage of success stories for leaders to learn from and emulate, according to the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform.
Hawaii’s state Supreme Court ruled that Frederick Nitta, MD, of Hilo, Hawaii, is allowed to keep $205,000 in enhanced Medicaid payments, despite state officials’ attempts to recoup the funds, the American Medical Association said Jan. 18.
Colorado hospitals’ operating margins have dropped 49 percent below 2019 levels, with most hospitals in the state operating under “unsustainable financial situations,” according to data published by the Colorado Hospital Association.
Orlando (Fla.) Health has been upgraded to “AA-” because of its sustained operating performance, healthy financial position and strong local market share, Fitch Ratings said.
The Joint Commission published two new alerts on Jan. 17 to reduce morbidity and mortality in pregnant and postpartum patients: a sentinel alert on eliminating racial and ethnic disparities, and a safety advisory on mental health conditions as the lead…
Hundreds of hospitals in the U.S. are at immediate risk of closing, largely due not to financial mismanagement but inadequate reimbursements, according to the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform.
Moderna’s respiratory syncytial virus vaccine candidate for older adults is about 84 percent effective, its phase 3 study showed, and the company said it will seek approval this year.