U.S. News & World Report rankings still shape how physicians refer, how patients choose and how health systems are seen. Yet many organizations treat reputation as a seasonal push rather than a year-round discipline. This whitepaper lays out how marketing…
Presented by:
A hospital pharmacy manages as many as 20,000 national drug codes on any given day, spread across 340B, GPO and wholesale accounts with pricing that moves constantly. Wholesaler reports and periodic consultant reviews were built to summarize that activity. They…
Presented by:
Healthcare supply chain teams are under pressure from every angle: labor shortages, increasing complexity and rising expectations to do more with less. At the same time, procurement itself is changing, as AI and automation reshape how the work gets done.…
Presented by:
On paper, healthcare workforces look stable. An average of 83% of employees report feeling engaged or highly engaged. Yet more than one-third plan to leave within 12 months — nearly double the industry’s projected 18.5% turnover rate. A survey of…
Presented by:
Most large health insurers posted stronger-than-expected earnings in the second quarter, but much of the improvement might not be durable, according to a Moody’s Ratings analysis published Aug. 24. Average EBITDA margins across the seven largest publicly traded insurers rose…
Nine months after President Donald Trump announced a deal offering states discounted pricing on GLP-1 drugs for Medicaid patients, most states are declining to participate, according to an Aug. 22 Politico report. Only Indiana has publicly signed on, while 29…
Tennessee-based in-home care provider Monogram Health has agreed to pay $2.4 million to settle allegations that it caused the submission of false diagnosis codes to boost Medicare Advantage payments. From Jan. 1, 2021, through Dec. 31, 2023, Monogram allegedly knowingly…
A union health and welfare benefit fund filed a class action antitrust lawsuit Aug. 19 against Columbus-based OhioHealth, alleging the system’s contracts with insurers blocked lower-cost plan designs and inflated what payers paid for care, according to court documents accessed…
Behavioral health demand continues to strain capacity, leaving providers under pressure to make rapid placement decisions. In Massachusetts, nearly 4 in 10 adults needing inpatient psychiatric admission waited longer than 24 hours for placement in 2024, a sign of how…
On Demand
Presented by:
Elevance Health announced two leadership changes Aug. 24, swapping the president of its New Jersey health plan into the top role at its behavioral health division and naming a longtime government affairs executive in his place. Patrick Fox, MD, has…
