Physicians Financial News

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Rising expenses continue squeezing physicians and hospitals as they try to rebound from the latest COVID-19 surge.

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Nearly all respondents to a Kaufman Hall survey have experienced challenges in supply procurement.

Medicaid programs can become more data-driven in their decision-making to drive better performance and more equity in value-based agreements.

The investment will boost the number of VillageMD locations to 600 by 2025 and to 1,000 by 2027.

Indexes for prescription drugs and hospital services saw slight rises, but they were offset by a dip in physician services.

The anticipated rise in healthcare costs due to the aging population is simply not sustainable.

There wasn’t much change in healthcare hiring in September.

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The third quarter saw a decrease in mergers and acquisitions, but the deals that did happen were among organizations with high revenues.

The results could mean trouble for practices already struggling with staffing due to the pandemic.

Margins in August still low along with many volume metrics

Kaufman Hall believe hospitals across the country will lose about $54 billion in net incomes.

Economic outlook for the year cut as inflation increases.

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Taxpayers ultimately picking up the tab for those refusing the jab

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Companies short on innovation won’t be able to adapt to changing markets and thus are imperiled.

The funds are available for practices impacted by the pandemic.

Market outlooks aplenty make optimistic predictions about the near-term future of autonomous vehicles, but should you invest in them?

How concerned should investors be about inflation?

As demand surges, hospitals have boosted hiring in contrast to the pandemic furloughs and layoffs.

The minor rise in compensation was accompanied by a decrease in productivity.

The organization is asking CMS to prohibit the charges being passed to practices.

The rise in inflation has slowed from June’s 0.9 percent increase.

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Family physicians are no longer the most sought out healthcare providers to be recruited after a 14-year run at the top.

The new hires offset a loss in some areas of care, but the industry as a whole is still down.