Beth Israel Lahey Health recently modernized its fax infrastructure — a move the Massachusetts-based health system said has paid off big time. The health system upgraded its faxing processes during
The high cost of GLP-1s is causing some employers to reconsider their coverage, a new survey from the Business Group on Health found. The survey received responses from 105 self-funded
Critical care transport is one of the most intense and demanding parts of emergency medical services. We’re talking about patients in the most fragile situations: premature newborns, trauma victims, or
The Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud, waste and abuse continues, with the Department of Justice last week launching a new effort targeting healthcare fraud. The DOJ rolled out a strike
Immunology continues to be one of the hottest areas for biotech investment, and Windward Bio is joining in with $165 in fresh capital to support a pipeline led by a
Dr. Nakul Karkare is an orthopedic surgeon in Long Island, New York, and has been an active staff member with full clinician privileges at South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside
Last year, the first of Donald Trump’s second term as President, there were 2214 measles cases, according to U.S. Measles Tracker managed by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
The scramble by states to file their Rural Health Transformation Program grant proposals is over and the first-year state awards have been announced. But the breakneck pace of RHTP has
The mental health system has a gap problem. Not a gap in awareness — the clinical community understands the shortage, the waitlists, the cost barriers. The gap is in what
Pennsylvania is now the second state to file a lawsuit against Character.ai, a Silicon Valley-based startup offering a platform that lets users create and interact with AI-generated chatbot characters. The
