Healthcare bankruptcies more than triple in 2017 | 69 Ind. hospitals accused of retaining $324M in fraudulent EHR incentive payments | Calif. hospital aims to reopen after ousting management company | Humana updates severance policy regarding ‘change in control,’ stoking merger speculation
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November 28, 2017
TODAY’S TOP STORIES
1. Healthcare bankruptcies more than triple in 2017 Full story
2. 69 Indiana hospitals accused of retaining $324M in fraudulent EHR incentive payments Full story
3. Nurse stabbed outside of New Jersey hospital Full story
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6. California hospital aims to reopen after ousting management company Full story
7. Humana updates severance policy regarding ‘change in control,’ stoking merger speculation Full story
8. Do you work with your organization’s finances? Complete our value-based payment arrangements survey for complimentary registration to Becker’s Hospital Review 9th Annual Meeting in April.
9. Minneapolis hospital invests in $225M ambulatory outpatient center
10. Physician used fake identity to treat patients at Maryland hospital Full story
11. U of Virginia executive denies claim that system prices are driving up healthcare costs in Charlottesville Full story
12. Value-based care requires an environment in which employees are engaged, passionate, and empowered to deliver quality care and positive business outcomes. Learn more here.
13. For-profit hospital stock report: Week of Nov. 20-24 Full story
14. 4 things to know about ED payer mix Full story
15. Groups push to repeal device, health insurance taxes before 2018 Full story
