The high court ruled in Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania that the administration's rules "satisfy the Administrative Procedure Act's notice requirements."
KFF stated that increased provider consolidation as a result of the pandemic could lead to hospitals gaining additional leverage to "demand higher prices from private insurers."
Mass General Brigham's chief patient experience and equity officer details effective ways to support frontline workers and assist communities afflicted with the coronavirus.
The Kaufman Hall report indicated that sector consolidation was boosted by the potential Advocate Aurora Health-Beaumont deal, among other transactions.
Moody's stated that the decision to suspend elective procedures will "dampen earnings from facilities in those counties and slow companies' overall recovery."
