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Increasing chronic care needs are incentivizing direct-tech services.

The arrangement will reportedly strengthen both organizations’ ability to improve the quality of care and the overall health of their communities.

14 U.S. hospitals and health systems invest $700 million into strengthening communities in need.

Recent survey shows 62% of this generation would take their pet to the vet before visiting their own doctor, amongst other healthcare concerns.

Veterans’ health concerns need to be addressed more proactively to ensure that they do not experience a decline in their broader well-being over time, according to a new study.

Payer education, evidence critical to providing cost-effective, beneficial treatment in pharmacogenetics.

Majority of young vape users are attached to vaping, according to a new study.

An artificial intelligence system by Google reportedly surpasses expert radiologists in accurately interpreting mammograms from screening programs.

An artificial intelligence system by Google reportedly surpasses expert radiologists in accurately interpreting mammograms from screening programs.

The acquisition allows Humana to cover pharmacy-related needs associated with hospice care.

Asparia technology embedded in EHRs reduces patient no-shows and enables better follow-up.

Here are the top life skills health executives wish they would have been taught in school.

Comparing the benefits of value-based versus volume-based.

Less reliance on emergency care, more discussions about healthy behaviors and use of preventive care seen in survey of low-income enrollees in the Healthy Michigan Plan.

Here are healthcare leaders’ top challenges, as well as coping strategies

The new and proposed federal regulations, as well as state laws, that are trending across the United States.

Healthcare execs should consider the implications of religious restrictions to care on patients and community members, according to a new study.

Integrated care teams and care management tools led to 3,600 fewer bed days in a year.

Pfizer bucks the trend with as high as 98.5% price cuts.

Approval of Ubrelvy follows several new migraine drugs.

Several biosimilars will come to market within the next few years.

Study finds that biologics that faced competition from biosimilars showed reductions in net prices and leveling off of list price increases.

Here are four programs making a difference.

Here are the top drugs expected to be approved this year and their financial impact.

The VA leverages technology to give veterans digital access to patient statements.

Groundbreaking study provides medically actionable results to nearly 1,500 people.

Rita Khan, formerly from UnitedHealthcare, has been named chief digital officer for Mayo Clinic.

Sutter Health | Aetna teams up with Heal to bring doctors to member’s doors seven days a week, 365 days a year.