Jefferson Health is alleging Independence Blue Cross used a string of reimbursement policy changes this year to cut what it pays the health system by an amount approaching $100 million in a new lawsuit. The July 22 complaint, filed in…
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In this episode, Jakob Emerson, Associate News Director, Becker’s Healthcare, breaks down the rising costs tied to the No Surprises Act arbitration process, evolving CMS and congressional actions, and what these policy changes could mean for payers, providers, employers, and…
In this episode, Christian Burchill, PhD, MSN, Associate Chief Nursing Officer for Research, Evidence-based Practice and Innovation at Penn Medicine and Director of Nursing Research and Evidence-based Practice at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital, shares how his research is helping…
In this episode, Susan Mullaney, Chief Operating Officer at Blue Shield of California, discusses how stronger payer-provider partnerships, AI, value-based care, and pharmacy innovation can improve health outcomes, lower costs, and reshape care delivery for the future.
In this episode, Amanda Chawla, CMRP, MHA, FACHE, Chief Supply Chain and Post Acute Care Officer, SVP at Stanford Health Care and Stanford Children’s Health, discusses the evolving role of supply chain as a strategic driver for healthcare organizations. She…
The community hospital CEOs recognized here are community stewards, strategic visionaries and patient advocates. While acute care remains central to their mission, these forward-thinking executives also prioritize expanding their institutions’ offerings, making sure to weave primary care, specialty treatments, rehabilitation…
Several hospital and health system presidents have recently exited their roles, with some retiring and others transitioning to new roles. Hospitals reported at least 50 president exits in 2025. In some cases, departing leaders have assumed new dual roles, adding…
HHS and CMS appealed a Maryland federal court’s decision to vacate parts of CMS’ 2025 “Marketplace Integrity and Affordability Rule,” according to July court filings. In the case — which has the city governments of Columbus (Ohio), Baltimore and Chicago, as well as…
Recent years have seen an uptick in hospital and health system workforce housing projects to address high housing costs that hinder recruitment and retention. In 2026, these initiatives are taking shape differently depending on each system’s size, region and resources. …
The expiration of the ACA’s enhanced premium tax credits is costing the largest for-profit health systems more than they expected, according to second-quarter earnings calls from HCA Healthcare, Community Health Systems and Tenet Healthcare. Patients who lost subsidized exchange coverage…