Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Mercy takes to Capitol Hill on AI
Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy represented the healthcare industry recently on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., to educate federal lawmakers about artificial intelligence. -
Northwell posts $77.5M operating income in Q3
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health reported an operating income of $77.5 million (1.7% margin) in the third quarter of 2024, up from an operating loss of $11.6 million (-0.3% margin) during the same period last year, according to its Nov. 27 financial report. -
CMS finalizes new kidney transplant model: 10 things to know
HHS and CMS have finalized a new, mandatory model for kidney transplant coordination across 103 hospitals. The model aims to increase access, address disparities and improve care coordination for patients navigating the kidney transplant process, while also reducing Medicare expenditures.
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4th drugmaker seeks 340B changes
As several pharmaceutical companies challenge their role in the 340B drug pricing program, Bristol Myers Squibb filed a lawsuit Nov. 26 against the HHS agency that oversees the federal program. -
How Cook Children's plans to care for a booming population
With a booming population in Fort Worth, Texas, Cook Children's is expanding its capacity and access to care. -
Health systems opening AI hubs
As hospitals and health systems seek to integrate AI into healthcare operations, many are establishing dedicated AI centers to test and develop new AI tools. -
Fairview creates 'Fair Table' food equity program
Minneapolis-based Fairview Health Services has launched a new program aimed at reducing diet-related health disparities.
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Physician expenses tick up: 5 notes
Physician practice costs have increased throughout the year, a trend that could continue into the new year, according to data from Strata Decision Technology. -
277 million patients' data drives Epic's research findings
Epic Research, the digital publication from EHR vendor Epic, taps into the company's extensive patient data repository to address pressing medical questions, Wisconsin State Journal reported Nov. 27. -
Medicare prescription drug pricing variance: 5 things to know
Medicare beneficiaries are facing wide price discrepancies for prescription drugs, with the same medication costing vastly different amounts, depending on the plan and location, The Wall Street Journal reported Nov. 26. -
Orlando Health posts 7.5% operating margin in fiscal 2024
Orlando (Fla.) Health posted an operating income of $537.6 million (7.5% operating margin) in fiscal 2024, compared to $491.3 million (8.1% margin) in fiscal 2023, according to its Nov. 25 financial report.
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Wisconsin hospital facilities to rebrand
Aspirus Riverview Hospital and Aspirus Doctors Clinic, located in Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., are set to undergo a rebrand. -
Private equity buyer hires 2 Steward leaders: 5 things to know
Two former executives of Dallas-based Steward Health Care are now C-suite leaders at the private equity group that purchased the health system's physician practice, Boston Business Journal reported Nov. 26. -
Physician staffing firm to cease operations
NES Health, a physician-led staffing firm, is reportedly planning to cease operations amid financial difficulties that left emergency department physicians at numerous hospitals without pay. -
20 most common passwords
As healthcare faces a rash of cyberattacks, some hackers still break into computer networks the old-fashioned way: by guessing passwords. -
Emory Healthcare's chief AI officer exits
Joe Depa has left his post as chief data and AI officer of Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare. -
Epic's new interoperability push, explained
Epic has intensified its pursuit of interoperability in recent months. -
Mass General Brigham pits AI models against each other in arena-style challenge
As regulatory frameworks for AI in healthcare remain in their infancy, Mass General Brigham, based in Somerville, Mass., is taking a proactive role with its Healthcare AI Challenge. -
HHS invests $44M in medical supply chain
The Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response, an HHS agency, is providing $44 million to bolster the U.S. public health supply chain. -
President-elect Trump expands healthcare team: 44 notes
In a series of announcements in late November President-elect Donald Trump shared his nominations for five of the nation's top health positions: CDC director, FDA commissioner, surgeon general, the National Institutes of Health director, and HHS deputy secretary.
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