Jay Asser is an associate editor for HealthLeaders.
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) discovered improper Medicare payments totaling $39.3 million to acute-care hospitals from 2016 to 2021.
A new report compiles survey responses from healthcare leaders to better understand revenue cycle strategy.
Groups are applauding CMS for lowering premiums ahead of the upcoming Medicare open enrollment period.
A survey of small to mid-sized businesses examines the pain points in employer-sponsored health insurance coverage.
A survey of physicians reveals the potential ramifications of the impending 8.5% slashing of Medicare rates in 2023.
Providers are still unhappy with the government's final rule regarding the No Surprises Act's independent dispute resolution (IDR) process.
Analysis of price transparency data suggests better information on health insurance exchange plans (HIX) is needed.
The legislation would protect victims who would otherwise be forced to pay surprise costs out-of-pocket.
Research shows patients are more willing to utilize emergency services when unexpected bills are not a concern.
A study examines the differences in reimbursement for medical decision-making (MDM) billing and time-based billing.
