[ad_1] Healthcare bankruptcies are on the rise, led by the long-term care sector, research by the consluting firm Gibbins Advisors shows.  From 2021 through June 2022, 30 senior […]

[ad_1] A proposed class-action lawsuit alleging DaVita, Tenet Healthcare and UnitedHealth Group affiliates violated antitrust law by agreeing not to hire each other’s senior employees is moving forward, although […]

[ad_1] Ezike joined Sinai just three months after stepping down as head of IDPH. A Better Government Association investigation earlier this year showed that IDPH, under Ezike’s tenure, […]

[ad_1] Weeks after laying off one-fifth of its workforce, health insurance brokerage, GoHealth closed a $50 million private investment round. According to an FCC filing, more than half […]

[ad_1] Two Medicare programs that boost rural hospital payments would be temporarily extended as part of a stopgap federal spending bill that advanced past an initial vote in […]

[ad_1] The Massachusetts Health Policy Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved Mass General Brigham’s 18-month plan to curb excessive spending. In January, the commission ordered Mass General to come […]

[ad_1] Telehealth visits for primary care can be comparable in quality to in-person visits, suggesting remote testing and screenings are valuable tools to augment patient care. The finding […]

[ad_1] Almost 2 million of California’s poorest and most medically fragile residents may have to switch health insurers as a result of a new strategy by the state […]

[ad_1] Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is quietly selling off its Advantasure subsidiary. Last week, Aliso Viejo, Calif.-based health insurance administrator UST HealthProof announced it had entered […]

[ad_1] The Health and Human Services Department has unveiled a public database that provides unprecedented access to information about who owns nursing homes. The database, which debuted Monday, […]