What factors have led to hospitals’ relative financial stability in 2024?

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Social Health Platform Pyx Health Unveils Condition Management Program Pyx Health's new condition management program will support people with conditions like diabetes, hypertension and pregnancy. MedCity Pivot: A Chat with Accolade's Chief Health Officer Dr. Shantanu Nundy describes how care navigation company Accolade can help self-insured employers lower costs for providing health coverage to their employees. AI Biotech BenevolentAI Restructures Again, This Time to Return to Its TechBio Roots BenevolentAI said it will still develop its internally discovered drugs, but will now seek partners for them earlier in their development. Going forward, BenevolentAI will focus on making its AI technologies available to support the drug R&D efforts of its partners. Endobronchial Valves Help Advanced COPD and Emphysema Patients Breathe Easier Patients who were previously facing challenges like needing oxygen after just a few steps or struggling with breathlessness from simple movements are finding new possibilities for daily life. Therapists vs. Insurance: How AI Could End the Battle Over Mental Health Care With these tools, therapists can reclaim their time, focus on their patients, and deliver the high-quality care that every individual deserves — all while maintaining the financial stability to thrive in their practices.

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MedCity Pivot Podcast: Chat With Shawn Gremminger About Employer-Led Healthcare How are employers tackling the current landscape of healthcare costs? We turned to Shawn Gremminger, CEO of the National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions, a group of regional coalitions representing self-insured employers large and small that cover roughly 40 million people. Listen Now

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