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The Kansas High Value Network's seven members together command $545 million in net revenue, and hope to improve quality and efficiency through shared services and value-based contracting.
Read full article →The company is working to build a natively integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite exclusively for healthcare operations that will collect financial, operational and clinical data in one unified system.
Read full article →The nonpartisan office is seeking more information on the law’s impact on healthcare prices, network participation, ownership structures and more.
Read full article →The HHS secretary announced over $700 million spread across various Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) initiatives, including a new effort called the Safety Through Recovery, Engagement, and Evidence-based Treatment and Support (STREETS) Program.
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Read full article →The State Department said the country had failed to address the president’s concerns about treatment of its white citizens.
Read full article →The regulator and four red states allege that the World Professional Association for Transgender Health has mischaracterized the medical evidence behind its recommendations supportive of gender-affirming care in minors, and seek an injunction.
Read full article →Arcadia’s survey drew insights from 281 healthcare leaders across provider, payer and service organizations at the March HIMSS26 conference.
Read full article →Lantern and Marathon Health are joining forces to launch an integrated model that brings together primary and specialty care, a key concern for employers as costs rise.
Read full article →Amazon One Medical reported a security event impacting a "limited number" of patients of its senior care clinics business.
Read full article →The World Professional Association for Transgender Health has a leading role in determining how gender-affirming care is provided.
Read full article →OhioHealth reached an agreement with the Department of Justice and the Ohio Attorney General to settle a lawsuit over antitrust allegations.
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