Due, at least in part, to the substantial increase in the number of sales of New York not-for-profit skilled nursing facilities to for-profit operators since 2015, the Charities Bureau of the New York State Attorney General is subjecting such transactions to increased scrutiny, including objecting to certain of such sales, increasing the time and cost associated with such transactions.
Due, at least in part, to the substantial increase in the number of sales of New York not-for-profit skilled nursing facilities to for-profit operators since 2015, the Charities Bureau of the New York State Attorney General is subjecting such transactions to increased scrutiny, including objecting to certain of such sales, increasing the time and cost associated with such transactions.
Due, at least in part, to the substantial increase in the number of sales of New York not-for-profit skilled nursing facilities to for-profit operators since 2015, the Charities Bureau of the New York State Attorney General is subjecting such transactions to increased scrutiny, including objecting to certain of such sales, increasing the time and cost associated with such transactions.
Clinical trials hold great promise for advancing healthcare-but only if the right patients are found.
How MCOs are delivering value to Medicaid populations.
What are some of the implications of executive order on transparency in healthcare?
What are some of the implications of executive order on transparency in healthcare?
How health professionals who use a coach’s mentality and ability to care for a patient can better impact their lives in the long-run.
How oncology practices can help reduce spending on cancer drugs-without compromising on patient care.
Regional health plans can quickly reduce their costs by 4% to 5% while increasing member satisfaction.
To remain relevant in managed care, adoption of EHRs are crucial for outpatient surgery. Included are four reasons it's essential for surgery centers to adopt.
Millennials and Baby Boomers aren't so different after all.
How pen and paper can create risks for patient, providers, and visitors.
Partnering with the right rewards provider can encourage plan members to take proactive steps toward improving their health.
Physician administrators can offer unique perspectives and skillsets.
Why status quo inpatient analytics fall short in unlocking clinical variability reduction.
They were formed to provide greater access to healthcare and lower costs, but they may be doing more harm than good.
Here is a four-step approach to pursue SDoH as part of a value-based care strategy.
The policies and approaches healthcare leaders should promote.
The policies and approaches healthcare leaders should promote.
In the shift from quantity to quality, there are five critical areas where quality is critical.
Here’s how healthcare leaders can start driving their organizations to a more interoperable future.
Simple design considerations at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital make a positive impact on loved ones.
Optimizing the nursing function is a key design consideration to improve the patient experience and patient-reported outcomes
Any ACO can get ready for downside risk in three years. Here’s three ways to get it done.
Oncological facilities that promote flexibility are the ones best suited to care for the needs of their patient population.
One of the biggest obstacles to widespread adoption of genomic testing isn’t just patient and physician awareness. It’s also insurers.
Automation can cut costs and boost production at your hospital. Here's how to best implement it.
Employees are willing to change jobs to receive better coverage for specialty medications.
Featured in this latest episode of Tuning In to the C-Suite podcast is Paul Fronstin, director of health benefits research at EBRI, who shed light on the evolving landscape of health benefits with editors of Managed Healthcare Executive.