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After a Lull, Ransomware Attacks on Hospitals Rising Again
In recent weeks, more ransomware groups have launched attacks at health systems, and they have disrupted patient care.
Arboretum Ventures’ Sixth Fund Exceeds Target at $268M
The closing is a major milestone for the healthcare-focused VC firm, which is now in its 21st year of operation.
Exclusive: Recent Increases in Hospital Revenues — A Blip or a Trend?
For fundamental changes that can lead to sustained revenue growth, the healthcare industry needs to embrace three strategies in concert with one another.
Judge Throws Out Class Action Lawsuit Against Teladoc
Judge Denise Cote of the Southern District of New York ruled that Teladoc had detailed risks of the potential acquisition and that, while the company may have expressed “optimism” regarding its standing against competitors, the company did not falsify facts or statements.
Hospitals to Recoup $9B Under HHS’ Proposed Remedy to 340B Ruling
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued a proposed rule Friday outlining the remedy for the 340B-acquired drug payment policy for calendar years 2018-2022.
Healthcare Services Public Comp Sheet and Valuation Guide
PitchBook's new Q2 2023 Healthcare Services Public Comp Sheet and Valuation Guide tracks stock performance, valuations, and market caps—as well as forecasts for revenue, EBITDA, and earnings per share.
Louisiana System can Move Forward with Plans to Integrate Tulane Hospitals While FTC Suit Plays Out
A federal judge in New Orleans indicated he will move quickly to resolve the legal battle between LCMC Health and the Federal Trade Commission over LCMC’s January purchase of three local hospitals operated by Tulane University.
Walgreens Shifting Focus to Strategic Home-Based Care Partnerships
That’s according to Dr. Kevin Ban, the chief medical officer of Walgreens Health.
NAHC Sues CMS, HHS Over Home Health Payment Cuts
CMS’ latest proposal includes a 2.2% reduction in Medicare fee-for-services payments for next year. It also includes a 5.653% permanent rate cut.
Some Hospitals that Spent Big on Nurses During Pandemic are Now Short on Cash
Lenders are demanding that hospitals hire consultants to help turn around their operations or set aside cash for repayment. Failures to meet such obligations to lenders can technically count as default, putting hospitals at risk of credit downgrades and higher interest rates.