The Ohio-based health system said it had reason to believe ransomware group Interlock launched the attack in late May. Kettering is still recovering from the incident, which disrupted patient care.
The American Public Health Association and dozens of other experts had harsh words for Georgia’s request to continue its controversial “Pathways to Coverage,” including how the program enrolls few beneficiaries at a high cost.
The health system promoted Lisa Foo, its executive vice president of commercial operations, to the role effective May 30, according to a securities filing.
Seventeen states sent the letter to Senate leadership this week outlining how Republicans’ reconciliation legislation will kick millions off coverage, sicken risk pools and trample on state autonomy.
Only 18% of respondents knew about formal policies at their firms overseeing the use of the technology, while just 20% said staff were required to undergo structured training, according to Wolters Kluwer.
A new report from the Lown Institute finds that variability in policies means two nearly identical patients can receive wildly different bills — sometimes within a few blocks of one another.
The analysis from the nonpartisan budget scorekeeper found 7.8 million would lose coverage due to Medicaid cuts.
The 5th Circuit could potentially cancel out a rare win it handed the federal government late last year in litigation over the No Surprises Act.
Most of the 10,000 HHS employees let go this spring could qualify for the class, according to lawyers. It’s the latest in a string of litigation against the Trump administration for drastically downsizing the federal workforce.
Amazon also announced a new feature allowing customers to invite caregivers to manage medications on their behalf as the e-commerce giant builds out its Amazon Pharmacy offerings.