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The usual year-end demand for elective surgeries and medical tests is being exacerbated by demand from the growing numbers of patients with high-deductible health plans, according to a report by the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
UMass Memorial Health Care, a six-hospital system with 781 beds based in Worcester, Mass., posted a $91.6 million surplus for the fiscal year, up 65 percent over the previous year, according to report by the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.
CMS reported that 97 percent of eligible hospitals in the hospital outpatient quality data reporting program will receive a full Medicare payment update for calendar year 2010, according to a report by AHA News Now.
Nine financially struggling hospitals in New Jersey will receive $40 million in state grants to share among their facilities, according to a report by the Star-Ledger.
Rhode Island Gov. Don Carcieri has proposed $3.7 million in cuts to four hospitals that treat uninsured patients in the state, according to a report in the Houston Chronicle.
Here are the national average charges and costs for 10 common hospital outpatient services, according to an analysis of Medicare claims data by American Hospital Directory.
Officials from University of Iowa Health Care say the UI Hospitals and Clinics has turned a corner after struggling financially for the past few months, according to a report in the Chicago Tribune.
Efforts to reduce healthcare costs are at the top of a new list of the biggest issues for the health industry in 2010 from PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Health Research Institute, according to a release from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
After predicting this March that it would lose $20 million in fiscal year 2009, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center reported that it ended the fiscal year on Sept. 30 with a $10.3 million operating gain, according to a report by…
A top official at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics said it will be able to survive the recession now that it has shed 676 positions and cut expenses, according to the Chicago Tribune.