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Tenet appoints first COO

1 day ago | healthcaredive.com | Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 3 minName: Lisa FooPrevious title: Executive vice president, commercial operations, Tenet HealthcareNew title: Chief operating officer, Tenet HealthcareFoo became Tenet Healthcare's first COO late last month, Tenet said in a Thursday securities filing.
Charity care policies can vary wildly between hospitals: report

2 days ago | healthcaredive.com | Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 6 min Hospitals' charity care policies can differ wildly even within the same city, creating discrepancies in care coverage for those with similarfinancial standings and medical conditions, according toa new report from the Lown Institute.
HHS staffers sue over 'hopelessly error-ridden' layoffs

3 days ago | healthcaredive.com | Rebecca Pifer |Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 4 min Fired HHS employees are suing the Trump administration for illegally terminating thousands of employees in the federal health department's spring restructuring based on incorrect records. Seven affected staffers filed the lawsuit, which seeks class-action status, Tuesday in a D.C. district court against the HHS, the Department of Government Efficiency and other agencies and top leaders in the Trump administration.
Hospitals spend billions to answer growing threat of violence: report

4 days ago | healthcaredive.com | Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 3 min Attempting to prevent, prepare for and recover from violent acts, including assault, murder, suicide and shootings, cost hospitals $18.3 billion in 2023, according to a report by the American Hospital Association released Monday. Health systems shell out more than $3.6 billion annually on trainings, security and modifications in an effort to subvert violent incidents at their facilities, the AHA said.
Trump administration rescinds Biden-era guidance protecting access to emergency abortions

4 days ago | healthcaredive.com | Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 4 minThe Trump administration rescinded guidance on Tuesday directing hospitals to perform abortions during medical emergencies, even in states with restrictive abortion bans. The Biden administration published the guidance in 2022, shortly after Roe v. Wade was overturned, asserting doctors were required to perform emergency care, even if that included abortions, under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.
Centene sued over alleged ghost network following member's death

4 days ago | healthcaredive.com | Rebecca Pifer |Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 7 min Centene is being sued for wrongful death after one of its members died after failing to get the mental healthcare he needed because of the insurer's inadequate provider networks, according to the lawsuit filed by the member's mother.
Share of physicians working in private practice continues to fall: AMA

5 days ago | healthcaredive.com | Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 4 min Inadequate payment rates, high resource costs and regulatory red tape are increasingly driving physicians away from work in private practice toward employment at hospitals or practices owned by private equity firms, according to a new analysis published by the American Medical Association. Just over 42% of physicians worked in private practices in 2024, representing an 18 percentage point drop compared to 2012.
HHS ramps up pressure on providers offering gender-affirming care for children

1 week ago | healthcaredive.com | Susanna Vogel

Listen to the article 6 minThe CMS is demanding hospitals that offer gender-affirming care for children turn over financial information and clinical protocols related to the services, in an escalation of the Trump administration's efforts to restrict healthcare for the transgender community.
Abortion providers could face more prosecution under Trump, experts say

1 week ago | healthcaredive.com | Emily Olsen |Sydney Halleman |Delilah Alvarado

By Emily Olsen,Sydney Halleman,Delilah Alvarado An article fromOverturning of Roe v. WadeU.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has indicated she wants to help challenge shield laws that protect clinicians offering abortion care, but the administration has sent mixed messages. Listen to the article 8 min
Data security concerns hamper patient portal uptake: survey

1 week ago | healthcaredive.com | Emily Olsen |Susanna Vogel

Data security is a significant factor when it comes to encouraging people to use patient portals, according to a survey commissioned by data analytics firm LexisNexis Risk Solutions. Portals, which allow users to access their medical records online and manage their care, aren't always utilized by patients. Thirty-three percent of survey respondents said they use a portal less than once per month, and 16% said they'd never accessed one, according to the survey.