As health insurers file their proposed 2015 rates, premiums for health plans offered through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act exchanges have become the focus of a number of news stories and reports.
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A new study from KMPG, an audit, tax and advisory services firm, has found 49 percent of healthcare managers from hospitals, health systems and large physician groups expect value-based contracts to negatively affect profits.
With courts across the country considering whether their states should have noneconomic damages caps in place, and if so, what the ceiling on those damages amounts should be, the awards in medical malpractice cases could be significantly affected.
The following is a roundup of medical malpractice stories that have been reported within the last three months, beginning with the most recent.
A recent Kaiser Family Foundation survey has found the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act motivated many non-group enrollees to purchase health insurance coverage.
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Jackson Healthcare, a healthcare staffing company, has released its annual study of trends affecting physicians' medical practices and careers.
Acumed announced the introduction of the Total Wrist Fusion Plating System.
Inspired and engaged employees do far more to help grow your business than those who don't care about their jobs, according to an Inc report.
Eldersburg, Md.-based Carroll Health Group Orthopaedics is opening a new location at Westminster, Md., according to a Carroll County Times report.
Medacta USA has opened its new headquarters in Chicago.