Cincinnati Children’s has named Matthew Molloy as its new chief medical informatics officer. Mr. Molloy made the announcement via an Aug. 6 LinkedIn post. In this role he will be responsible for leading and building a team of physician informaticists. …
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Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Broward Health has appointed Kristina Fueyo vice president of growth and physician strategies. Ms. Fueyo will oversee strategic referral growth, physician engagement, medical staff development and physician recruitment. She will also help expand clinical services and improve…
This fall, CMS will start sharing monthly utilization reports with Part D plans on how their enrollees are using the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge program. The agency said in an Aug. 5 memo that the reports will be organized at both…
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Hospital price caps are gaining momentum across the U.S. A number of states have enacted or are advancing legislation to limit what hospitals can charge commercial payers, and health system leaders are navigating what those policies mean for their organizations. …
The Department of State, in coordination with the CDC and Congress, said it intends to provide an additional $242 million in funding for the Ebola outbreak response in the Democratic Republic of Congo and surrounding areas. The U.S. is the…
Memphis-based Regional One Health has revealed the first renderings of its plan for a $900 million hospital campus in Memphis. While the current project cost is $900 million, that figure could change as the system moves through the design process,…
St. Louis-based SSM Health filed a request for review with the National Labor Relations Board on Aug. 5, seeking to appeal the certification of a June 11 union election in which registered nurses at St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison, Wis.,…
Health systems, insurers and AI companies are facing a wave of litigation in 2026 over how artificial intelligence is used to make or influence decisions about patient care, coverage and billing. Here are three cases testing where accountability lands when…