Although nonprofit and for-profit hospitals are fundamentally similar, there are significant cultural and operational differences, such as strategic approaches to scale and operational discipline.
Nurse leaders pushing for nurses to obtain BSNs need to understand that college debt can slow nurses' academic progression, and has negative implications for those on a leadership track.
A former president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, who is also a former member of Congress, describes the potential fate of the bill intended to repeal Obamacare.
At Bellin Health, offering employees vaccinations, preventive-medicine screenings, and free services for some health conditions has made a significant reduction in the number of claims.
In the employer-sponsored insurance market, swings between single-digit and double-digit growth in the annual cost to treat patients appear to be over, a new 2018 medical cost trend report says.
A grim picture of UConn Health's finances was painted by the health center's CEO Monday as he told trustees that the center has faced ever-escalating losses that are projected to reach nearly $60 million next year.
If the American Health Care Act (AHCA) becomes law, states that resisted expanding Medicaid under Obamacare will take a bigger financial blow than expansion states, Missouri Hospital Association research shows.
Prominent patient advocacy groups, such as the American Diabetes Association, have been silent while diabetes patients championed the bill— a silence that patients and experts say stems from financial ties.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that church-affiliated hospital systems do not have to comply with a federal law governing employee pensions, overturning lower court decisions that could have cost the hospitals billions of dollars.
