Epic is inviting app developers and other healthcare experts to its headquarters in Wisconsin to build a more connected data ecosystem. The second annual Open@Epic conference will take place in October in Verona, Wis. Since the first event, held in…
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CMS is raising Medicare Advantage payments by 2.48%, or more than $13 billion, according to its finalized 2027 rate announcement. The agency said April 6 that when estimated risk score trends in MA are accounted for, the final rate amounts…
A Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai randomized clinical trial found pharmacist-led transitions-of-care interventions did not significantly reduce 30-day hospital or emergency department utilization among older adults, though certain high-risk patients saw benefit. Here are four things to know from the study, published…
Minneapolis-based Children’s Minnesota has resumed all services in its Gender Health program after a temporary pause that began Feb. 27, according to a health system statement shared with Becker’s. The decision follows a March court ruling that vacated a federal…
The National Labor Relations Board has dismissed a petition seeking a vote to decertify the union at UPMC Washington (Pa.), citing an existing labor contract, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported April 6. NLRB Acting Regional Director Tara Yoest ruled April 2…
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The Federal Trade Commission has warned Tennessee lawmakers that proposed legislation allowing Ballad Health’s Certificate of Public Advantage to expire without competing hospitals in place could harm patients by increasing costs and reducing care quality while the system faces no…
Without the governor’s signature or veto, a bill removing a requirement for nursing school faculty in Kansas has become law. The legislation prohibits the state’s board of nursing from requiring college instructors to have credentials at least one level higher…
Signature Healthcare is responding to a cybersecurity incident that has disrupted portions of its information systems, prompting the Brockton, Mass.-based health system to shift to manual operations while continuing patient care. The health system identified suspicious activity in part of…