Cost-Containment

Critics of for-profit medicine analyzed acquired facilities' assets and found a 24% gap after two years.

With fewer than 100 days left before the November election, which party will control the White House and Congress remains anyone's guess.

For the DBM business, the goal will be helping plan members get what they need.

Through legal maneuvering, regulatory neglect, and a large dollop of lobbying, some hospitals have remained tax-exempt charities, classified as 501(c)(3)s.

Americans are hoping to feel relief from high medical costs, but also want the benefits that improving health technologies afford.

But the tech giant also predicted that health care revenue would grow 30%, to $3 billion, according to Eugene Kim.