Employers Get a Grip
Despite the wailing about the decline in availability of employer-funded healthcare, employers seem to suggest by their actions that they don’t anticipate leaving that responsibility by the roadside anytime soon.
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Healthcare Association of New York receives $105,000 state grant
The Business Review of Albany, May 9, 2008
Cleveland Clinic hospital gets $5 million donation for expansion
Cleveland Plain Dealer, May 9, 2008
Blue Island, IL, hospital to get second chance, new name
Chicago Tribune, May 9, 2008
Excela Health buys Pennsylvania hospital
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 8, 2008
Loan to help fund North Carolina hospital expansion
Raleigh News & Observer, May 8, 2008
Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati shrinking staff
Cincinnati Enquirer, May 8, 2008
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Audio: Alternative Financing
Randy Waring, hospital market leader for GE Healthcare Financial Services, talks about the options available to CFOs who are looking for lower risk, lower interest rates, or both. +
Philip Betbeze, for HealthLeaders Media
May 5, 2008
Magazine: Forecasting Made Simple
Well, maybe not simple. But automated data management tools can make estimating revenue a little easier for CFOs. +
Philip Betbeze, for HealthLeaders Magazine
April 2008
Contributed Feature: Defense vs. Offense: Hospital Employment of Physicians
Contributor John G. Larson, PhD, discusses the benefits and models of hospital-employed physicians. +
John G. Larson, PhD, for HealthLeaders Media
May 2, 2008
Red Flags for Fraud
The American College of Healthcare Executives Code of Ethics states that the healthcare executive shall, within the scope of his or her authority, "prevent fraud and abuse and aggressive accounting practices that may result in disputable financial reports." But how can an executive even hope to detect this growing phenomenon, much less prevent it? HealthLeaders Media contributor Richard Gray outlines potential red flags that could indicate fraud and that may protect your organization from an expensive problem.
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