While some employers see a benefit in offering employees a shortened work week, other employers worry about meeting operational goals and adequately serving customers if they require employees to work fewer hours.
Spurred by the sharp rise in email messaging during the pandemic, a growing number of health systems have started charging patients when physicians send replies to their messages.
While Congress moves closer to pharmacy benefit manager reform with new legislation pending, "achieving large reductions in prescription drug costs" will require a different approach, says the Brookings Institution.
Have you ever wondered about the hidden layers of health care costs? Today, we bring you insights from an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Keith Smith, co-founder of the Surgery Center of Oklahoma.
CMS' new Advancing All-Payer Health Equity Approaches and Development (AHEAD) Model will award states up to $12 million to shift health care spending towards primary care and community-based care.
Education and communication remain key components of growth and progress, and there are a growing number of individuals and organizations who are leading the way.
As the U.S. struggles with the shortages, a group of Republican governors wrote a letter to Congressional leaders, citing shortfalls of critical meds like amoxicillin and called for added transparency in the pharmaceutical supply chain.
The pharmacy chain continues to expand its reach with more regions and patients by allowing tech firm Pearl Health – which operates in 29 states – to help primary care physicians manage value-based care.