Baxter to buy Hillrom for $10.5B in bid to expand connected care portfolio
Wall Street analysts and investors had thrown cold water on earlier reports of a deal, questioning the price and strategic fit.
Wall Street analysts and investors had thrown cold water on earlier reports of a deal, questioning the price and strategic fit.
Bloodstream infections associated with central line catheters were responsible for the largest rise in hospital-acquired infections from 2019 to 2020, according to the CDC.
Both companies are racing to prove their oral antivirals as treatments for COVID-19. Key clinical results could come later this year.
The cuts, if they go through, will result in an estimated loss of $36 billion in funding in 2022 alone, the Federation of American Hospitals said.
The forecast is a bit of a bright spot for the otherwise grim financial prospects of the program, as experts worried COVID-19 would result in the fund that finances Medicare Part A running out of money faster than previously expected.
A federal judge sided with HHS, pointing to a portion of the Medicare law that prohibits any administrative and judicial review of how the department arrived at its calculations.
The nation’s largest nursing union has reached agreements on more than 50 contracts covering around 27,000 nurses across the country at major hospital chains since February.
The findings from employment services firm Aon contrast sharply with this time last year, when widespread shutdowns of nonemergency care led systems to institute furloughs and other cost-cutting measures.
The record payment comes on the heels of another massive settlement for the nonprofit, adding to the hit on its already stressed bottom line.
Use of the treatment had been halted due to weakened efficacy versus an early coronavirus variant. Now, with delta widely prevalent and demand for antibody treatments surging, Lilly’s therapy will be available again.