Healthcare bankruptcies rise in Q1: report
The sector recorded 12 bankruptcy filings in the first quarter, up 33% from the fourth quarter of 2025, according to the analysis by Gibbins Advisors.
The AI knowledge gap we can’t afford to ignore
Are clinicians truly equipped to use AI safely? Dr. Adam Weinstein of DaVita discusses how caregivers can overcome automation bias.
How states are planning to implement Medicaid work requirements: survey
Most states are planning to adopt less restrictive policies to verify compliance with work requirements mandated by the “Big Beautiful Bill” passed last year, but some are implementing the policies early or checking eligibility more frequently.
What’s next for post-acute care: Data, collaboration and the path forward
Post-acute care is moving to the center of payer strategy. Here’s why it matters.
Preparing for the 2026 HIPAA changes: A practical guide for healthcare leaders
Prepare for 2026 HIPAA changes with clear steps to secure data and stay compliant.
Education Department caps graduate student loans, hitting health workforce
The agency kept a contested definition of “professional” student that excludes fields like graduate nursing and physical therapy from higher loan caps. Healthcare groups say the regulation could worsen workforce shortages.
Nebraska rolls out Medicaid work requirements, putting tens of thousands at risk of coverage losses
The Cornhusker State is the first to roll out work requirements under the GOP’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” well in advance of the law’s 2027 deadline. Between 20,000 and 40,000 people are expected to lose Medicaid as a result.
Cost management, outpatient unit helped Tenet weather volume headwinds in Q1
Executives said Tenet’s focus on managing expenses and growing high-acuity service lines helped it withstand poor volumes that battered some of its peers in the first quarter.