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Trump picks his healthcare cabinet nominees, PBMs sue the FTC over its insulin case, and controlled substance telehealth flexibilities are extended yet again. read more

These products can be used in combination with other wound care modalities to improve healing and potentially reduce the need for more invasive procedures. But what are they — and what are the advant... read more

Recent efforts to contemporize primary care have proven that the best intentions, the smartest ideas, and a lot of money are no guarantee of commercial success. Corporate America has found primary ca... read more

DOJ sues to block UHG-Amedisys deal, Cigna quashes Humana merger talks, and Johnson & Johnson sues to revive its 340B rebate program. read more

Data is more than numbers — it's the story of people. By focusing on the human stories behind the data, we can make smarter, more compassionate decisions that lead to better care and healthier commun... read more

As health systems enter a period of relative stabilization following the pandemic and its inflationary aftermath, many leaders are rethinking their organization’s enterprise strategy. read more

CMS finalizes the 2025 OPPS rule, an appeals court rules reverses a No Surprises Act decision, and MACPAC calls for more Medicaid payment oversight. read more

Amazon and Cleveland Clinic announce an affiliation, Oracle unveils its new EHR, and semaglutide is almost off the drug shortages list. read more

Patients who lose the ability to perform daily living activities during a hospitalization have longer lengths of stay. A recent Vizient PI collaborative indicated mobilization programs not only incre... read more

The servant leader embraces an inclusive environment, with management often standing in the background — making not-for-profit hospitals a natural epicenter for servant leadership. read more