Wilmington, Del.-based Christiana Care entered a value-based payment agreement with Delaware's largest Medicaid managed care organization, Highmark Health Options.
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Cleveland-based MetroHealth has launched an institute to give people in its community access to social services and fresh food and an initiative to offer them affordable housing.
Almost 70 percent of adults age 62 and older deem physical health their highest concern as they age, according to a UnitedHealthcare survey.
At the AHIP Institute & Expo in Nashville June 19-20, Becker's Hospital Review asked 17 executives from health plans and providers one question: What is the future of the payer-provider relationship?
Here are 11 recent articles posted by Becker's Hospital Review that concern payer-provider relationships:
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San Francisco city officials unanimously voted this week to ban electronic cigarette sales, becoming the first U.S. city to take this step, according to CNN.
Lyft became the first national ride-sharing company to be an enrolled provider for millions of Medicaid beneficiaries in Arizona, the company said June 26.
Washington County Hospital in Plymouth, N.C., reopened May 1 after being shut down for more than two months.
After an outcry from community groups, the birth unit at Santa Paula (Calif.) Hospital is halting plans to close and now expects to deliver 10 babies a month, Ventura County officials told the VC Star.
Jackson Park Hospital and Medical Center in Chicago will close its obstetrics unit in August, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.