S&P: 340B payment cuts likely to cripple struggling hospitals | Senator calls for federal investigation into Mo. hospital's billing practices | 7 ideas to prevent $100M+ losses from physician employment | Direct primary care group files for bankruptcy after abruptly closing

May 30, 2018

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1. Senator calls for federal investigation into Missouri hospital's billing practices Full story

2. $1.6B in Medicare payment cuts likely to cripple struggling hospitals, S&P says Full story

3. 17 of 120 hospitals couldn't provide price for hip replacement in 2012. That number more than tripled to 53 in 2016 Full story

4. Does your workforce management solution empower employees and support labor cost control? To learn how Mission Health saved $500k in labor costs, click here.

5. Direct primary care group files for bankruptcy after abruptly closing clinics Full story

6. A physician strategy that changed 5 times in 8 years left one health system losing $100M+ annually: 7 ideas to prevent this at your organization Full story

7. Webinar: Spot trends and opportunities for efficiency in your supply chain.

8. Utah TV station raises donations to pay off $2.5M worth of medical debt Full story

9. Pricing in health is complex, 'even for those of us who live and breathe it' -- 3 questions with Emory Healthcare Director of Revenue Management Keri Bennett Full story

10. Banner Health's net income plunges 55% in Q1 Full story

11. Patients are the new payers: Why your revenue cycle should be more patient centric.

12. Tenet continues leadership shakeup by appointing 2 new board directors Full story

13. Cigna, claims processor hit with 2nd cost-shifting lawsuit in 2 months Full story

14. CMS publishes procedural coding changes -- 392 new codes for 2019 Full story

15. 16 hospitals, health systems seeking Allscripts, Cerner, Epic, Meditech talent Full story