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Leaders from AHIMA shared their insights about ICD-10 regulations at the organization's national conference, according to Government Health IT.
Anne Krebs, CFO of Butler (Pa.) Health System, faces a lot of financial competition in the surrounding marketplace, but she and others on the executive team have shored up the health system's finances to make it a leading provider in…
Rural, standalone hospitals face some of the biggest financial hurdles within the hospital sector, and three such hospitals in California are approaching future solvency in different ways, according to a California Healthline report.
The news continues to worsen for Pittsburgh-based West Penn Allegheny Health System, as Standard & Poor's Ratings Services (pdf) downgraded the health system's bond rating two notches — from "B-" to "CC" — and placed a negative outlook on the…
Naples, Fla.-based Health Management Associates could not shake the publicity associated with Sunday's "60 Minutes" program, as shares of the for-profit hospital operator sank 5.7 percent yesterday.
KentuckyOne Health is the latest system in Kentucky to formulate from healthcare reform, and starting tomorrow, Melvin Alexander will lead the system in all things finance as CFO.
In the federal government's 2012 fiscal year, Medicare Recovery Auditors (RACs) collected $2.29 billion in overpayments from providers — a record that nearly tripled last year's total overpayment collections, according to the latest figures from CMS (pdf).
For a new research brief, the Center for Studying Health System Change tracked five community hospitals across the country and found six strategies that helped those organizations not only survive, but also grow, in the past 15 years.
Interfaith Medical Center in New York City's borough of Brooklyn is planning to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week, according to a New York Times report.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon (D) announced last week the state planned to expand the Medicaid program, under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which will provide healthcare coverage to an additional 300,000 state residents.