Medical practices that live and die on the gyrations of Medicare payments might find themselves near death’s door in 2019 if feedback is any sign of their viability and longevity. Medicare reimbursements simply may not be cutting...
The seemingly unstoppable pharma lobbying force has lost its charm. With the passage of a new bill, the U.S. Senate is opening the door to major drug pricing reform, leaving the drug industry licking its wounds. The U.S....
The healthcare sector accounts for 30% of the world’s data, and its footprint is growing everyday. This wealth of data is both a blessing and a curse. It allows for data-driven decision-making within the organization and enables...
Heightened patient expectations are changing the way healthcare services are delivered, from the way patients receive care to the way they pay for services and manage their conditions. A need for greater patient-centricity is changing the way payers, providers, and healthcare...
When the EMS arrived at Bobbie Joseph’s home last December, an ambulance bill was the least of her worries. The 83-year-old was suffering from a flare-up of a painful chronic nerve condition called trigeminal neuralgia,...
The Medical Group Management Association, which represents physician practices, is urging the HHS and the CMS to delay enforcing certain requirements of the No Surprises Act to allow providers time to understand and implement the mandates.
In its continuing effort to help lower the cost of health care in the state, several new laws enacted by the Colorado Legislature during this year’s session go into effect Wednesday. House Bill 1285 is aimed at ensuring that all Colorado hospitals are complying with...
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