On Wednesday, April 24, three experts from Objective Health will present a webinar on how hospital and physician leaders can use data to reduce variations in care and make the transition toward value-based care.
Integration & Physician Issues
When an estimated 1.2 million uninsured Illinois residents gain health coverage next year — half through the state's expanded Medicaid program, the others through the online exchanges — there may not be enough physicians to take care of them, fears…
Henderson, N.C.-based Maria Parham Medical Center has acquired the physician practice of Kirit Trivedi, MD, effective April 1.
Canton, Ohio-based Cardiology One, a seven-physician cardiology group, will join Summa Physicians, the employed physician group of Akron, Ohio-based Summa Health System, effective June 1.
In 2014, it is estimated that up to 32 million people will receive health insurance coverage through the Patient Protection Affordable Care Act, granting them greater access to the healthcare system and instantly creating an influx of new patients. This…
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Philadelphia-based Temple University Health System has created the Institute for Population Health to improve the health of urban populations in Philadelphia, increase healthcare quality and lower costs.
Providence, R.I.-based Coastal Medical, a primary care group and medical management company that functions as an accountable care organization, has added two physician groups to its ranks.
High Point, N.C.-based Cornerstone Health Care has added Jonesville (N.C.) Family Medical Center's six providers, including four physicians, to its ranks.
The International Medical Graduate Program at the University of California in Los Angeles helps Latino physicians start practicing in the state, according to The California Report.
Crozer-Keystone Health System, based in Springfield, Pa., has acquired the Surgery Center of Pennsylvania and renamed the facility Crozer-Keystone Surgery Center at Haverford, according to a Philadelphia Business Journal report.