Half of hospitals spend just 1.4% of expenses on charity care, KFF finds
The new analysis found wide variations in charity care. At 8% of hospitals, it made up 0.1% or less of operating expenses.
The new analysis found wide variations in charity care. At 8% of hospitals, it made up 0.1% or less of operating expenses.
Nine straight months of negative margins could lead to “one of the worst financial years for hospitals” in 2022, a new report out from Kaufman Hall said.
There was no change in telehealth use in the Midwest and Northeast in August, but utilization rose 4.7% in the South and fell 1.4% in the West.
One year after its Iora acquisition, revenue from capitated contracts represents half of One Medical’s net revenue even though the provider’s at-risk members comprise just 5% of total membership.
One analyst asked whether not pursuing deals will pose a disadvantage in future years. CEO David Cordani said he is open to M&A but does not think acquisitions are a “silver bullet.”
Orders for abortion pills to telemedicine nonprofit Aid Access have increased in states that have restricted the procedure, according to a research letter, with states with total or near-total bans on abortion seeing the biggest surges.
NewYork-Presbyterian’s Daniel Barchi will take the new position starting Monday.
Beginning in January 2024, ACOs that don’t have experience with performance-based risk will be able to stay in a one-sided risk arrangement for up to seven years before transitioning to two-sided risk.
Executives said better benefits are attracting more members. For certain plans, Humana members have an allowance for healthy foods, over the counter items, transportation, health supplies, rent and utilities.
The conditions of participation include maintaining an average length of stay of no more than 24 hours and having emergency care available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.