As anesthesia workforce shortages persist nationwide, more hospitals and ASCs are paying stipends to secure anesthesia coverage. About 80% of hospitals now offer some form of anesthesia stipend, citing factors such as unfavorable payer mix, irregular OR schedules, low facility…
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More than half of U.S. physicians, 59.4%, are now employed by a hospital or health system, according to a new analysis from Trilliant Health that assessed 700,000 physicians across the country. Here are four more things to know 1. The…
Woodside Health has acquired Nansemond River Medical Center, a 33,000-square-foot medical outpatient building in Suffolk, Va., according to an Aug. 26 news release. The property is anchored by Sports Medicine & Orthopedic Center and houses multiple specialty clinical tenants. The…
Healthcare real estate company Davis acquired a four-property portfolio of medical outpatient buildings from Waconia, Minn.-based Lakeview Clinic, a multispecialty medical group, according to an Aug. 24 report from RE Journals. The 114,360-square-foot portfolio, which includes MOBs in Waconia, Norwood,…
The ROI of Unification: Why Smart Organizations Are Shifting to End-to-End RCM—And How Yours Can Too
Efficiency is the key to unlocking yield that can be reinvested into your organization and patient outcomes. But with separate revenue cycle solutions, even if they’re successful on their own, efficiencies can’t be maximized—and neither can your yield. In this…
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A now-bankrupt skin cancer testing company has agreed to settle False Claims Act allegations of billing Medicare for unreliable skin cancer tests that had known quality control issues, the Justice Department said in an Aug. 36 news release. DermTech, now…
The No Surprises Act’s arbitration process is once again embroiled in controversy as physician groups speak out on what they say are inflated IDR costs being reported out through recent research. A report published in Health Affairs Forefront on Aug.…
Forty-six percent of U.S. counties lack a practicing cardiologist, according to a new report from Cardio Diagnostics Holdings. The report “The State of Rural Hospitals and Cardiovascular Care,” is aimed at improving the quality of cardiovascular care and patient outcomes…
The physician shortage continues to affect patient access, care quality and workforce burnout, according to Doximity’s “2026 Physician Compensation Report.” The report, based on a survey of physicians alongside workforce projections from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration, quantifies…