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New CMS initiative aims to lower costs, address 'fragmented' care
CMS introduced a new care model aiming to help states improve healthcare costs, quality and efficacy for their populations. -
The fastest-growing physician specialties
The number of employed psychiatrists is projected to increase by 6.7 percent by 2032, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics occupational employment statistics survey. -
Wisconsin ASC's phone lines back up after cybersecurity incident disrupts communications
Springfield, Ill.-based Hospital Sisters Health System and its partner, Green Bay, Wis.-based physician group Prevea Health, said phone lines to many Wisconsin facilities, including HSHS' ASC, are back online after a cybersecurity incident at the system caused a communications outage that affected both organizations, according to a Sept. 6 report from ABC affiliate WBAY. -
'We have to adjust': 5 ASC leaders on meeting workforce expectations
Five ASC administrators joined Becker's to share their predictions on what the future holds for the outpatient surgery workforce. -
8 hospital closures in 2023
Declining patient volumes and financial challenges are two major factors driving hospital closures this year. -
Another state challenges noncompetes: 5 things to know
Legislation pending in the New Jersey legislature could significantly limit noncompetes, according to a Sept. 5 article from law firm Saiber. -
The 24 states with the worst health systems
Mississippi has been named the state with the worst health system performance in 2023, according to data from The Commonwealth Fund. -
Meet the US' oldest healthcare billionaire
Alice Schwartz, 97, is the U.S.' oldest billionaire who earned her fortune in healthcare, according to Forbes' live net worth tracker. -
The 27 states with the best health systems
Massachusetts has been named the state with the best health system performance in 2023, according to data from The Commonwealth Fund. -
West Virginia physician indicted on assault charges
Bridgeport, W.Va.-based physician Tracey Reilly, MD, has been charged with abusive sexual contact and simple assault, according to a Sept. 6 news release from the Justice Department. -
9 hospitals bringing back mask policies
As COVID-19 cases rise, some hospitals and health systems are bringing back their mask mandates. -
How one state is fighting scope creep
This year, the Medical Society of the State of New York collaborated with state officials to defeat 15 pieces of legislation that would expand the scope of practice for nurse practitioners and physician assistants, allowing them to practice without physician supervision, according to a Sept. 6 report from the American Medical Association. -
Physician convicted in $9.5M kickback conspiracy
Chicago-based physician Benjamin Toh, MD, has been convicted for his role in a more than $9.5 million healthcare fraud scheme. -
Demolition begins at Air Force hospital that migrated services to ASC
San Antonio-based Wilford Hall Medical Center, which has stood vacant for several years, is being torn down in a two-year, $40 million project, according to a Sept. 5 report from San Antonio Express News. -
10 best, worst cities to retire
Tampa, Fla., is the best city to retire, while Baltimore is the worst, according to personal finance site WalletHub. -
How America's richest physician became a billionaire
America's richest physician, Thomas Frist Jr., MD, has a net worth of $22.2 billion, according to Forbes' live net worth tracker. -
The best states for nurse practitioners
New York has been named the best state for nurse practitioners in 2023 by nursing and healthcare education guide Nursing Process. -
3 physician billionaires with a combined $28.6B net worth
Here are the three richest physicians in the U.S., according to Forbes' 37th annual list of the world's richest people in 2023: -
10 workforce trends healthcare leaders should monitor
The workforce has cycled through various trends in recent months, and healthcare is no exception. -
Iowa senator proposes legislation to address physician shortages
U.S. Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa is aiming to address physician shortages in the state through the passage of the DOCTORS Act, which would reallocate unused nondomestic physician waivers to states that used up all of their waivers.
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