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Of the $400 million in federal funding cut from Columbia University in March, $250 million was tied to National Institutes of Health grants, leaving researchers reassessing which studies and programs will continue, The New York Times reported March 18.  The $400…

Lawmakers and federal agencies are proposing sweeping changes to Medicaid with a new bill and a CMS rule. Here are 10 things ASCs need to know on the two moves: House Republicans introduce a bill to implement Medicaid work requirements…

With an estimated 140,000 health AI companies competing for health system attention, the challenge for executives is no longer whether to adopt AI but how to evaluate which platforms will deliver at scale. During a featured session at Becker’s 16th…

The continued expansion of robotics is the next step for ASCs to provide hospital-level care in surgical and outpatient centers.  Robotics previously were not common in ASCs due to financial hurdles, but new partnerships and collaborations are helping bring the…

Hospitals across the U.S. are struggling with rising emergency department (ED) demand, inpatient capacity constraints and longer lengths of stay. Leaders at University Health in San Antonio, Texas, say a predictive approach to patient flow helped them address those trends.…

Brett Waress has been named vice president of strategy and service lines for AdventHealth Hendersonville (N.C.) and AdventHealth Polk in Columbus, N.C. The hospitals are part of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth. In his new role, Mr. Waress will oversee growth…

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