Massachusetts filed a lawsuit against UnitedHealthcare, accusing the insurer of retaining more than $100 million in fraudulent Medicaid payments. The May 29 complaint, filed in a state court, focuses on UnitedHealthcare’s role as a contractor for “Senior Care Options,” a state program…
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Healthcare executives are running out of traditional options. Annual gap-closure initiatives measured in hundreds of millions have become the norm, not the exception. Cost inflation continues to outpace reimbursement, margins remain compressed and the playbook that worked a decade ago…
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A recent study conducted by researchers at the American Medical Association confirmed what healthcare leaders have recognized for years: chronic workplace stress, loss of clinical autonomy, declining reimbursements, and growing patient demands are leaving physicians burned out, undervalued, and increasingly…
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In this episode, Amy Lee, President and COO of Mass General Brigham’s Nantucket Cottage Hospital,discusses leading a rural island hospital through seasonal population surges, workforce housing challenges, and care coordination for complex patients.
In this episode, Amy Lee, President and COO of Mass General Brigham’s Nantucket Cottage Hospital,discusses leading a rural island hospital through seasonal population surges, workforce housing challenges, and care coordination for complex patients.