by Jasmine Pennic 06/15/2023 Leave a Comment
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Apixio announced it has completed its merger with ClaimLogiq, a healthcare technology business that delivers savings for health plans by reducing claim errors prior to…
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Hospitals and health systems are facing financial challenges, while legislative proposals could further strain their resources and impact patient access to essential care. The American Hospital Association (AHA) is actively advocating against these proposals,…
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Get up to speed with the latest in digital health! This edition of Digital Health Digest features key advancements and trends from May, including transformative wearable technologies, major acquisitions, and exciting investments in the…
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The American Hospital Association (AHA) and other national hospital groups have opposed a legislative provision that would reduce payments for drug administration services furnished in off-campus provider-based departments. The groups argue that the proposal…
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With hospital margins remaining low, it’s more important than ever that providers find ways to facilitate faster payments for the care they provide. This alone is challenging, but it’s further complexified by increasing demands…
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At a time when emerging technologies are changing the role of human workers in so many industries, pharmacies are often stuck in an earlier era.
Despite the rise of digital tech, getting medication still mostly…
Small- and medium-sized medical practices are struggling. The uncertain economic environment, staffing challenges, and the increasing complexing or providing care is putting practice owners under tremendous stress. EverHealth, providers of end-to-end solutions for healthcare…
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Pharmacy IT solutions provider Fred IT has won the contract to deliver Australia’s national electronic prescribing delivery service.It will be delivering the service through eRx Script Exchange which shall ensure continuous access to a…
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Medicare improperly paid $580 million for psychotherapy care in the first year of the pandemic, including $348 million for telehealth services, according to an audit by the Department of Health and Human Services Office…
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During the first year of the COVID-19 public health emergency, Medicare improperly paid for $580 million of psychotherapy care, including $348 million of telehealth services, according to an audit by the Department of Health…
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