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Wells Fargo has announced the creation of a team within its Corporate Banking Group to meet the needs of for-profit healthcare customers.

A Republican bill that would change the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's definition of full-time employees would increase the federal deficit and reduce the number of people with employer-based coverage, according to a Congressional Budget Office report.

As Indiana attempts to find an alternative to Medicaid expansion, the Indiana Hospital Association has launched a statewide campaign on the benefits of getting the uninsured covered.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act could lead to higher health insurance premiums for 11 million employees at small businesses, although it might also reduce rates for about 6 million others, according to a CMS report.

Private equity investment in healthcare, 2014 — Trends for 19 niche investment areas.  

As early enrollment numbers roll in for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act health insurance exchanges, one demographic in particular has received a lot of attention: the "young invincibles."

The country's biggest private health insurance exchange, eHealthInsurance, saw applications for individual and family plans increase by 49.5 percent to 169,800 in the fourth quarter of 2013.

Sheridan Healthcare recently added a practice in California and three more in New Jersey.  

Cleveland-based University Hospitals is ahead of schedule to reach its $1.5 billion fundraising goal by 2016, as the system has secured $1.124 billion so far, according to a Crain's Cleveland report.

A new survey has found the average startup costs of accountable care organizations in the first 12 months of operation hit $2 million, but ACOs will likely need twice as much since any shared savings can take another year to…