A startup founded by a former Cleveland Clinic physician to manage compliance and physician relationships for advanced practitioners has landed $3 million in venture capital funding.
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Former Cleveland Clinic physician's digital health startup lands $3M
A startup founded by a former Cleveland Clinic physician to manage compliance and physician relationships for advanced practitioners has landed $3 million in venture capital funding.
Augusta Health inks deal with financial assistance platform
Fishersville, Va.-based Augusta Health has affiliated with Breez Health to provide improved financial assistance for income-eligible patients.
Augusta Health inks deal with financial assistance platform
Fishersville, Va.-based Augusta Health has affiliated with Breez Health to provide improved financial assistance for income-eligible patients.
Hospitalizations rise as experts monitor new COVID-19 variant
COVID-19 hospitalizations have gone up 21.6 percent and deaths have also risen by 8.9 percent since Aug. 5, according to the CDC’s most recent data, which reflects updated numbers as of Aug. 12.
3 more health systems get credit upgrades
Nine health systems had had their credit ratings upgraded in the first five months of the year, a number still far outweighed by credit downgrades and lower outlook revisions.
McLaren creates chief of women's health role
Grand Blanc, Mich.-based McLaren Health Care has named Brian Tesler, MD, as its inaugural chief medical director of women’s health.
Michael Dowling: Instead of focusing on safety, technology is being exploited to make guns more dangerous
Rapid advancements in technology have made nearly every facet of our day-to-day lives safer.
Hospitals enter uncharted territory on masking
This fall will mark the first virus season since COVID-19 emerged in which hospitals and health systems must independently determine when and how to implement universal masking, if at all.
Why long COVID-19 clinic care shouldn't depend on a positive test result
New research from Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine found that 41 percent of long COVID patients initially tested negative for the virus, which may have led to several not getting the care they later needed for persistent symptoms, according to an Au…
