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UMass Memorial Health Care and Attorney General Martha Coakley reached a settlement on fraud charges last month, in which the Worcester-based health care system agreed to pay the state $66,000 to settle allegations that it sent unpaid bills to a
Minuteman Health, the state's only member-governed health insurance plan, received its license to operate from the Massachusetts Division of Insurance (DOI) and had its premium rates approved so it can sell plans in 2014.
A California-based company will become the new overseer of “hospitalist services,” those handled by physicians who care for admitted patients at nine health care facilities in Massachusetts owned by Steward Health Care System. Those facilities
A national survey of 1,200 physicians indicates doctors are uncertain of the impacts of health care reform on their practices.
With a new CEO on board and federal health care reform requirements prompting U.S. hospitals to connect to information health care exchanges, Natick-based Interbit Data sees ample opportunity to grow.
In a changing industry in which workers are in high demand, more health care professionals are likely to look for new jobs, confident they can find them, a new survey suggests.
A health care IT industry veteran with more than two decades in the field has been appointed president of Natick-based Interbit Data, the company announced.
Are businesses in for a bumpy ride on the road to health care reform? Or, will the provisions of the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) be easier to implement than many anticipate?
The chief of staff for U.S. Rep. James McGovern will become the top liaison to government for UMass Memorial Health Care, the Worcester-based health care system announced Monday.
The Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA) has filed a bill in the Legislature that would set maximum patient limits for nurses and require hospitals to adjust patient assignments based on specific patient needs.
The 2013 Health Care Public Opinion Survey conducted in May by the Massachusetts Medical Society found that Bay State adults consider cost the most pressing health care issue they're facing, ahead of access and quality of care.
As cost pressures mount from health-care reform efforts at the state and federal levels, hospitals are continually seeking out alliances within the industry.
Following more than a year of sparring with nurses over staffing, UMass Memorial Health Care is expected to hire approximately 80 full-time equivalent nurses in the next six months to meet the obligations of its contracts with nurses at its three
Tufts Medical Center and Vanguard Health Systems New England, the parent of Saint Vincent Hospital and MetroWest Medical Center, have signed an affiliation agreement to enhance and expand cardiovascular services to patients in Central and Eastern
With millions of dollars in play, a state agency is crafting regulations for grants to hospitals and will spend the rest of the summer hearing input on how those funds should be doled out.