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Researchers at the University of California, Irvine, have found that some antibody-drug conjugates, an emerging class of targeted cancer therapies, were associated with serious infection-related complications, including hospitalization and intensive care admissions. The study analyzed treatment data from 3,511 patients…

GLP-1 medications were approved for diabetes and obesity. But a rapidly expanding body of research — backed in some cases by large clinical trials and, in at least one, an FDA approval — suggests the drug class may have meaningful…

Orlando (Fla.) Health has named Susan Toadvine chief human resources officer of its Midwest region. The appointment comes as Orlando Health expands into Polk County, growing care access for the patients and career opportunities for healthcare professionals, Ms. Toadvine said…

Athenahealth on June 3 unveiled a revenue cycle management roadmap featuring more than 80 AI-native capabilities built into its athenaOne platform, targeting high-friction administrative tasks such as insurance verification, coding, prior authorization and claim denials. New and expanding capabilities include: 

In this episode, Carey Ketelsen, President of Virtix Health, joins the podcast to discuss how healthcare organizations are transforming risk adjustment through prospective outreach, AI-enabled workflows, and stronger payer-provider collaboration. She shares insights on improving documentation integrity, aligning incentives, and…

Licensed practical and vocational nurses saw the highest annual mean pay jump in 2024, while nurse practitioners had the highest growth in number of employed nurses across all settings, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. The bureau gathered employment…

Rockford, Ill.-based Mercyhealth has opened a new pharmacy in Beloit, Wis., expanding access to prescription services for patients in the community, according to a June 2 report from WIFR. Mercyhealth Pharmacy-Beloit is one of 11 pharmacies operated by the health…

Albuquerque, N.M.-based Presbyterian Healthcare Services will end most of its Medicare Advantage plans in 2027 and lay off about 150 health plan and administrative employees, a spokesperson for the health system confirmed to Becker’s.  The changes will affect about 30,000…

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