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Mississippi man pleads guilty to $12M Medicare fraud scheme
The owner of a durable medical equipment company pleaded guilty to his role in a scheme to defraud Medicare and Medicare Advantage of more than $12.4 million. -
Jefferson's ED chief to step down
Theodore Christopher, MD, will exit his role as head of emergency medicine at Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health Oct. 1., according to internal email obtained by The Philadelphia Inquirer. -
An emerging med school training model
When Jennifer Adams, MD, a dean at a Colorado medical school, heard about a new way to train aspiring physicians, she was skeptical. A decade of success helped dissipate her doubt. -
6 drugs now in shortage
Here are six new shortages, according to drug supply databases from the FDA and the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. -
Healthcare billing fraud: 10 recent cases
From a Texas physician convicted in a $70 million scheme to an Illinois physician getting an eight-year prison sentence for a $1.2 million scheme, here are 10 healthcare billing fraud cases Becker's has reported since June 7: -
41 changes to earn better results, per health IT and finance leaders
Running a successful healthcare organization requires constant innovation and adaptability. Forty-one healthcare leaders shared their best change in the past two years to attain amazing results. Will you be stealing one of these ideas? -
AI is 'more than a buzzword' for Sanford Health amid transformation
Organizational change management and the "people side" of digital technology takes careful consideration by health system C-suites to truly maximize new artificial intelligence-driven platforms and applications. -
Healthcare billing fraud: 8 recent cases
From a New Jersey physician getting prison his role to a fraud scheme that targeted Amtrak to a former NBA player sentenced to prison for his role in a scheme to defraud the league's healthcare plan, here are eight healthcare billing fraud cases Becker's has reported since May 6: -
Indiana system taps former Ascension exec as chief medical officer
Valparaiso, Ind.-based Northwest Health has appointed Thomas Rohs, MD, to the role of chief medical officer, effective May 6. -
Hospital group urges Congress for AI regulation flexibility
The American Hospital Association is urging Congress to keep regulation for artificial intelligence in healthcare flexible to keep "pace with innovation."
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