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Medicare Advantage insurers made almost 53 million prior authorization decisions in 2024, according to a Jan. 28 KFF analysis. KFF relied on insurer data reported to CMS, focusing on service determinations, not claims determinations for services already provided. Withdrawn and…

Needlestick injuries remain a persistent and underreported risk across healthcare settings, exposing clinicians and staff to serious bloodborne pathogens while undermining safety culture.About 385,000 needlestick and sharps-related injuries occur each year in the U.S., according to the CDC. Despite longstanding…

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Modernizing IT in rural healthcare isn’t easy. Tight budgets, difficulty attracting and retaining skilled talent, and escalating cyber risks make it hard for rural hospitals to move beyond day-to-day survival. This webinar examines how rural hospitals can modernize IT without…

Mar 25, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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  • Phil Sobol, CCO, CereCore
  • Chris Riha, Principal Consultant, CereCore

A Kentucky bill introduced Jan. 21 would require the state’s insurers to offer prior authorization exemptions in the state. The bill has bipartisan backing and includes two Republican healthcare professionals — state Reps. Kimberly Moser and Robert Duvall — as…

Over the past week, health insurers have drawn the ire of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and seen their collective stock prices drop by nearly $100 billion following unfavorable Medicare Advantage news from CMS. All this while millions…

The House passed a bipartisan healthcare funding package Jan. 22. The most recent version includes a provision addressing Medicare coverage for multi-cancer early detection screenings. The bill is now in the Senate’s hands. If it passes, Medicare beneficiaries would also…

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