Hospital Income From Employed Physicians Represents 5-10 Times Their Salaries A new survey of hospital CFOs by Merritt Hawkins, a physician search firm, shows that hospitals typically earn 5 to 10 times more in revenue from employed physicians than what…
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Amid reports of declining membership, a number of delegates at the AMA Annual Meeting earlier in the week blasted AMA leadership for supporting the healthcare reform, which notably lacked tort reform and a physician fee fix, according to a report…
The Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, two of its member hospitals — Fort Hamilton Hospital and University Hospital — and University Internal Medicine Associates have agreed to pay the United States $2.6 million to settle claims that they violated the…
Peter W. Carmel, MD, a pediatric neurosurgeon from New York City with a practice in Newark, N.J., has been named president-elect of the American Medical Association, according to an AMA release.
Sullivan, Cotter and Associates, a compensation and human resource management consulting firm focused on the healthcare industry, has announced the opening of its newest business location in Minneapolis, according to a Sullivan & Cotter news release.
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In 2009, as many physicians criticized the AMA for its continuing support of the Democrats' health reform bill, membership dropped by 3.5 percent, according to reports on the AMA website.
A new study indicates hospitals can reduce care quality disparities among racial and ethnic groups by using American Heart Association guidelines for cardiac care, according to a HealthDay report.
Some dozen hospitals in the Jacksonville, Fla., area have joined to form the Quality Collaborative, a vehicle for sharing best practices related to quality care, according to a report by the Jacksonville Business Journal.
Kingsport, Tenn.-based Wellmont Health System has acquired Cardiovascular Associates, a 30-physician cardiovascular practice based in Kingsport with six locations, according to a report by the Times-News.
A proposal announced this week between Lifespan's Miriam and Rhode Island Hospitals, both located in Providence, would merge the two organizations' open heart and elective joint replacement services, according to a report by the Providence Journal.