The following is written by Carol Ciluffo, vice president of revenue cycle management for PINNACLE III. Patient balances continue to rise due to higher co-payments, deductibles and co-insurance, making efforts to collect patient payments up-front all the more critical.…
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London-based AstraZeneca will face a Sept. 2012 trial over a lawsuit filed by Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel. State officials claim the pharmaceutical company defrauded the state’s Medicaid program by failing to outline a drug’s risks, according to a Bloomberg…
A new study has found women are more likely than men to survive major GI surgery, according to a news release by UC San Diego Health System.
Backed by the likes of Johnson & Johnson and Mayo Clinic, Nevro Corp. has raised $58 million to prepare for a hoped-for U.S. launch of its spinal cord stimulator for chronic pain, according to a report by Mass Device.
The following article is written by Azadeh Farahmand, CEO and founder of GHN-Online. The migration to 5010 is a major effort for healthcare industry stakeholders and will require significant testing among trading partners to ensure success. CMS is hosting…
The FDA has unveiled proposed rules to regulate mobile health applications, such as smartphones and tablets, as medical devices that need agency approval, according to an FDA draft guidance.
The FDA has approved widening the use of Shire Pharmaceuticals' drug Lialda to cover maintenance of remission in patients with ulcerative colitis, according to a news release by Shire Pharmaceuticals.
Many ophthalmologists have been speaking out against draft Kentucky regulations that would allow optometrists to perform some minor surgeries, according to a report by the Herald Leader.
Business Insider ranked the 11 most implanted medical devices in the United States, based number of procedures.
Mednet, an ASC management software company, has hired Steve Noxon as director of partner relationship, according to a company news release.
