Cleveland Clinic expects $200M-plus operating loss in 2022
The anticipated loss is a stark contrast to 2021, when Cleveland Clinic reported its strongest financial performance ever with $746 million in operating income.
The anticipated loss is a stark contrast to 2021, when Cleveland Clinic reported its strongest financial performance ever with $746 million in operating income.
Accountable care organizations and value-based care advocates cheered the news, with the National Association of ACOs calling 2023 a “turning point” for growth.
Kaufman Hall said M&A momentum is expected to continue this year following a lull after the onset of the pandemic, with deal volume predicted to eclipse 2022 numbers.
Across all genders, primary care specialties like internal medicine, family medicine and pediatrics had the largest number of active physicians and residents in 2021, according to a report from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
At least 30,000 healthcare workers went on strike last year, and nearly twice as many others threatened to do so.
In a letter to employees on Wednesday, Teladoc CEO Jason Gorevic called the layoffs a “difficult but necessary step.”
Filings rose significantly throughout last year, with about three times more in the fourth quarter than in the first quarter, according to a report from Gibbins Advisors.
Researchers in an HHS report said policies like Medicaid continuous coverage and premium tax credits were key to the reduction.
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