Preventing unlicensed individuals and subsequent fraudulent claims submission
A closer look at the nuances of monitoring licenses and multi-state medical license compacts.
CommonSpirit’s ‘IT security incident’ was likely cyberattack, security experts say
Moving systems offline and interrupting access to electronic health records is viewed as a defensive move, experts told Healthcare Dive.
Healthcare jobs recovered from early pandemic losses
Ambulatory healthcare services and hospitals each added 28,000 jobs in September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Care New England appoints new CEO
Michael Wagner is replacing James Fanale as CEO of Rhode Island’s second-largest health system later this year.
A critical first: Making behavioral health services more accessible
Intermountain executive Mikelle Moore talks about the importance of community mental health awareness and how to leverage accessibility.
NewYork-Presbyterian taps former Cleveland Clinic London CEO for executive role
Brian Donley will assume his new role as executive vice president and COO in January, according to a release.
Google launches suite of digital tools around medical images
Medical images make up the majority of healthcare data, and have been a key target for companies looking to leverage algorithms to improve care delivery.
Providence to refund some 760 low-income patients wrongly charged for care
The refunds come after a New York Times investigation found Providence pressured qualified Medicaid patients to pay for care, even though they were entitled to free services.
Molina closes $110M AgeWell deal
The payer will pick up 13,000 members from New York-based AgeWell who are chronically ill or disabled and covered by its long-term care services.
Providers now required to share greater scope of patient data
As of Thursday, data that healthcare entities must share to comply with sweeping information blocking regulations has gotten larger, despite providers saying they’re not ready for the change.