Diane Harden, CFO of non-profit health system DeKalb Medical in Decatur, Ga., has more than 30 years of experience with healthcare finance. She has been a CFO at for-profit and non-profit hospitals throughout the Southeast, including the University of Tennessee…
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A New Hampshire bill that would repeal the state's certificate of need process has signaled other structural changes that may take place with the state's review board, according to a Concord Monitor report.
Small hospitals are less likely to provide recommended heart failure care compared with larger hospitals, according to a study in the American Heart Journal.
CDC Houston, a subsidiary of Coventry Development Corporation, is planning a new regional hospital/medical district in Houston, according to a Houston Chronicle report.
Anil Potti, MD, former researcher at Duke University in Durham, N.C., has been accused of purposely falsifying data, according to a Chronicle report.
Adult hospital stays principally for cancer cost $20.1 billion, accounting for 6 percent of adult inpatient hospital costs in 2009, according to a statistical brief published by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
Minnesota's state government is under a federal investigation to determine whether it inflated premium rates for its state Medicaid program, called Medical Assistance, and improperly received excess federal funding, according to a Star Tribune report.
Centennial Medical Center in Nashville, Tenn., part of Brentwood, Tenn.-based TriStar Health System, has opened the $150 million TriStar Centennial Heart & Vascular Center, according to a Nashville Business Journal report.
Hospital employment of physicians has skyrocketed over the past several years, but that does not necessarily mean all physicians are looking to make the jump onto a hospital's payroll. Matt Kilton, principal and COO of Eveia Health and Consulting Management,…
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will allow more people to be eligible for Medicaid, and some states with high populations of non-elderly and poor individuals stand to gain more than others, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation report.