
How the changes affect the safe harbors of Anti-kickback and self-referral Rules

How the changes affect the safe harbors of Anti-kickback and self-referral Rules

Deloitte’s 2019 global healthcare consumer survey finds people are willing to shop for deals, disagree with their doctors, and use technology to track and maintain their health.

Health and fitness apps are gaining popularity, and women’s health is likely to drive the market.

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Ride Health collaborate to provide transportation for Medicare Advantage members in two states.

Study reveals what U.S. regions are most affected, their causes of death, and why.

Hospitals can adopt these tips when managing large amounts of clinical, administrative, and financial data.

A new study reveals that these patients are at a greater risk.

An updated Patient-Centered Oncology Payment model will support the transformation of cancer care by providing patients with access to high-quality and high-value care.

Tech tools will help older adults manage their own care, but healthcare organizations must provide them with technology-powered care, versus tech on its own.

Dictations, patient conversations automatically and accurately transcribed for EHR entry.

In an effort to end the HIV epidemic, President Trump announced a program to provide free HIV-prevention medication to the uninsured.

CVS Pharmacy completes the rollout of time-delay safes for controlled substances in all of its North Carolina pharmacies to help reduce robbery incidents.

A program that balances scientific advances and cost, oncology clinical pathways can be an important tool for improving quality of care.

Blue Shield of California's BlueSky initiative brings together community organizations to develop resilience in students.

As the flu season gets underway, here are the top reasons why people don’t vaccinate.

A new Gallup poll reveals that Americans believe that the healthcare system is improving.

The healthcare industry is investing considerable resources to reach and engage consumers through mobile devices.

First-ever wholly digital population health study examining dementia risks using data from multiple wearable technologies and combine with neuropsychology tests.

People with an opioid addiction face a higher risk of overdose after ending their treatment, according to a new survey.

Digital health technology enhances the patient experience, improves health outcomes, lowers the cost of care, and improves the work life of care providers.

Pain management drugs in phase 3 development show promise as abuse-deterrent formulations of opioid therapies.

How health systems are working to improve patient outcomes living with the virus.

Initial enrollment stability remains relatively consistent since 2007.

A Geisinger study finds AI can examine ECG results to identify patients who are at risk of dying within a year or at risk of developing abnormal heart rhythms.

Healthcare organizations have been going further upstream and working to address social determinants of health, including investing heavily in employment programs.