Digitization is making it easier to provide better care, but is technology coming between patients and doctors? Is it changing the role of the doctor, and making healthcare better for patients and worse for practitioners? These ...
In the past, hospitals worried about patients without insurance not paying their bills. Now the struggle is getting patients with insurance to pay their bills. That’s thanks in large part to high-deductible health plans, which ...
There are only about 12 places in the United States that perform fetal surgery, a highly specialized field in which surgeons, through a tiny incision in the mother’s abdomen, operate on babies that have been developing for as ...
According to the American Hospital Association’s Fast Facts on U.S. Hospitals, 2018 hospital closures have reached 30 a year, a pace that’s predicted to accelerate over the next year and a half. Of 6,000 U.S. private and public ...
The average 350-bed hospital misses $22 million in revenue capture opportunities. Perhaps that’s because 69 percent of hospitals and health systems use more than one vendor for revenue cycle management (RCM). The resulting ...
Ariya Ouskouian, a 23-year old native of Irvine, California, was arrested earlier in the month after impersonating a doctor seven times at Children’s Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) and University of California, Irvine between ...
Every year the U.S. News & World Report ranks the best hospitals in the country. This year’s rankings—based on a comparison of 4,500 medical centers across 25 specialties, procedures and conditions—was released on August ...
We’ve written in the past about artificial intelligence and how its use in a London hospital to assess and fast-track treatment for the most serious cases has turned some heads. There’s great excitement for artificial ...
Just since February 2018—a mere six months—there have been numerous multi-million dollar False Claims Act settlements by healthcare providers across the country. MedCom Solutions has patented tools that can help reduce the ...
The total number of physician jobs nationwide is expected to increase 15 percent between 2016 and 2026. An acute shortage of primary care physicians has been forecast for years, with the deficit predicted to be in the tens of ...
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