Congress passed a continuing resolution last week that extended expiring Medicare telehealth flexibilities through the next six months. Telehealth CEOs view the passing of the resolution as a short-term win, but they think there is still more work to do to ensure Americans have permanent access to virtual care services in the future.
Labcorp's latest acquisition brings the oncology testing business of BioReference Health. Opko Health, BioReference's parent, has been cutting costs to return to profitability.
The lessons learned and shared by some of the industry's leaders are exciting, and some clear opportunities are developing. But under the surface, this year, there is something else, and I'm not sure it's getting enough attention: anxiety.
Workforce mental health isn't just an HR issue, it's also a business imperative. Companies that integrate evidence-based solutions into their benefits reduce medical costs, improve productivity, and retain top talent.
Three incidents of gun violence at hospitals have made headlines in the past two weeks. Some healthcare providers, including Hackensack Meridian Health and JPS Health Network, have partnered with AI gun detection company ZeroEyes. The company, founded in 2018 by a team of former Navy SEALs, applies its AI software to its customers' existing security camera systems to identify a gun before shots are ever fired.
Transitioning to PDPM models significantly shifted the healthcare industry. By replacing the RUG system, healthcare providers cut waste and more accurately reflect the care each patient received.
In this episode, we're joined by Pam Pure, co-founder and CEO of Posterity Health, and Khaled Kteily, founder and CEO of Legacy. They discuss why we should view infertility as a men's issue as well as a women's issue.
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