Monroe Hospital in Bloomington, Ind., has filed for bankruptcy reorganization, according to an Indianapolis Business Journal report.
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WellPoint, one of the nation's largest health insurers, has announced plans to change its corporate name to Anthem.
About 310,000 people who purchased health plans through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act exchanges and qualified for federal subsidies could lose their coverage, unless they provide documentation proving their eligibility, according to a report from The New York…
Data compiled by the Health Research Institute at PwC has found wide variation in publicly reported premium increases across insurance exchanges in 29 states and D.C. for 2015.
The following is a roundup of recently announced accountable care organizations or collaborative care agreements, beginning with the most recent.
People are making careers out of filing False Claims Act lawsuits against healthcare companies, causing some to question the incentives provided to whistle-blowers, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
Emergency department use is at a historic high. Nearly one-half of all nonelective admissions go through the ED, according to one source. The following are factors driving ED use, according to a brief from CMS and the Children's Health…
U.S. District Court Judge Michael Simon has ruled Providence Health Plan violated both federal and state mental health parity laws by denying insurance coverage for "applied behavioral analysis" — a form of autism therapy — for children in Portland, Ore.,…
Milwaukee-based Aurora Health Care and Bay Area Medical Center in Marinette, Wis., have entered into a partnership that gives Aurora a minority stake in BAMC.
With information on surgical checklist use in hospitals finally public on Hospital Compare, about 12 percent, or nearly 500 hospitals, can't definitively say whether certain checklists are being used. In addition, about 10 percent of hospitals, or around 370, don't…