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Decision aids, which are evidence-based health materials and literature to help educate patients about their treatment options, could lower hospital treatment costs and reduce procedures, according to a study from Health Affairs.
Health Share of Oregon — the state's largest Medicaid coordinated care organization, which are part of Oregon's new Medicaid demonstration program — officially went live this past Saturday, according to a Portland Business Journal report.
Maine Attorney General William Schneider has filed documents with the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals asking the court to review CMS' failure to decide on Maine's proposed Medicaid cuts, according to a Bangor Daily News report.
When hospital CFOs confront ICD-10, one of the biggest questions that arises is: What will the price tag be for the hospital to convert to ICD-10?
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick signed a new healthcare cost containment bill in August, and hospitals may feel negative pressures on their operating margins as a consequence, according to a report from Standard & Poor's Ratings Services.
Natchez (Miss.) Regional Medical Center will make its final payment to creditors next week, meaning the 179-bed hospital is now free from Chapter 9 bankruptcy, according to a Natchez Democrat report.
Paul Staton has been the permanent CFO of the University of California Los Angeles Hospital System since March 2005. Despite the pressures of running a billion-dollar organization, he thinks the experience is nothing short of "fun."
Iowa Health System in Des Moines and Henry Ford Health System in Detroit have both finalized agreements with Meridian Health Plan, a physician-owned Medicaid HMO.
Liquidity at today's hospital is of utmost importance, both in the eyes of the CFO and credit rating agencies.
California has completed a yearlong transition of moving 380,000 seniors and people with disabilities with Medicaid coverage from fee-for-service plans to managed care, but there were many speed bumps along the way, according to a report from the California HealthCare…