Graduate Medical Education: Boon or Bane for Hospitals’ Bottom Line?
Do hospitals make money on graduate medical education? Do they [...]
South Carolina Hospitals Reduce Readmissions
A state-wide effort among South Carolina hospitals has reduced readmissions [...]
Report on Public Health and Health Care
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has published a report summarizing [...]
Underinsurance Remains a Problem
Twenty-three percent of American adults are uninsured, according to a [...]
Post-Mortem on the Medicaid Primary Care Fee Bump
The Affordable Care Act required state Medicaid programs to raise [...]
New 340B Rules Expected Soon
The federal Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) is expected [...]
Proposed FY 2016 Medicare Payment Regulation Released
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has released [...]
Medicare-Medicaid Coordination Office Reports to Congress
The federal agency created by the Affordable Care Act to [...]
340B Program Faces Challenges, Change
A federal program that helps selected health care providers obtain [...]
Numbers Link Medicaid Expansion, Diabetes Diagnoses
One of the primary arguments made by the National Association [...]
