Here are the 2008 median base salaries for hospital and health system CEOs and CFOs, according to the Integrated Healthcare Strategies 2008 Healthcare Executive Compensation Survey.
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As hospitals, surgery centers and surgeons struggle with a Medicare payment system that reimburses at rates that are often barely high enough to break even on procedures, let alone make a profit, it is easy to overlook how reimbursement declines…
The number of Americans enrolled in health plans with high deductibles is on the rise and is expected to continue as employers look for ways to cut costs in this tough economy. This trend creates challenges for ASCs and hospitals…
A lawsuit filed in New York against the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, West Penn Allegheny Health System and Pittsburgh Mercy Health System alleges that the hospital systems cheated thousands of employees out of pay for work performed outside of…
A recent survey conducted by Integrated Healthcare Strategies, a leading healthcare compensation consulting firm, indicates that salary increases for healthcare executives will be lower in 2009 than in 2008. In this time of concern about declining rates of reimbursement, decreasing…
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A report by the Medical Group Management Association found that compensation for on-call coverage varies greatly by facility type, specialty, region and group size, according to an MGMA news release.
Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, Ga., will cut $30 million in costs without laying off workers, according to a report in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Maury Regional Medical Center in Columbia, Tenn., announced that it will be cutting 25 jobs and freezing salaries as a result of the current economic situation, according to a report in The Tennessean.
An obscure 1986 law continues to vex hospitals as they struggle to provide the on-call coverage for emergency rooms the law requires and elicit the support of physicians struggling with many of the same issues.
St. Vincent Health System, based in Little Rock, Ark., is planning to cut 200 filled and unfilled positions by June, according to a report by KARK 4 News.