Health systems are looking to combine their resources through mergers and acquisitions as financial challenges plague the industry. Now, state lawmakers want a hand in the deal. A flurry of merger oversight bills are on legislators’ tables in states nationwide, although they are not the first of their kind, Becker’s reports. Read more.
Related Posts
Florida Clinic Owner Charged in $38M UnitedHealth, BCBS False Claims Scheme
A Miami man charged with submitting approximately $38 million in fraudulent health care claims to United Healthcare and Blue Cross Blue Shield was arrested by federal law enforcement agents.
December 14, 2021
BetterHelp Pays $7.8M in FTC Settlement, Agrees to Stop Sharing Patient Data for Advertising
BetterHelp, a subsidiary of Purchase, New York-based telehealth company Teladoc Health, denies wrongdoing and claims it was never paid to share “private information such as members’ names or clinical data from therapy sessions,” according to a statement from the company.
March 3, 2023
Given Reimbursement Challenges in Home Health Care, Investors are Beginning to Look Elsewhere
This shift, while not a radical departure, is something stakeholders are keeping an eye on heading into 2024.
October 12, 2023
Top 10 Healthcare Industry Predictions for 2023
Forbes gazed into a crystal ball to forecast what it predicts will be the top healthcare trends next year.
November 8, 2022