HOSPITAL REPORT
The premier resource for hospital professionals from Relias Media, the trusted source for healthcare information and continuing education.
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Florida Group Launches New Programs to Combat Opioid Addiction
Read MoreThe programs will help connect those suffering from addiction to much-needed community resources.
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HHS Report: Billions Recovered From Medicare Fraud, Kickback Cases
Read MoreThe federal crackdown recovered $2.4 billion in fiscal year 2017.
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Study: Opioids No Better for Long-term Pain Control Than Nonopioids
Read MorePatients receiving nonopioid medications reported less pain intensity than those receiving opioids.
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Bipartisan Budget Compromise Delivers Wins to Healthcare Industry
Read MoreThe hefty budget bill delivers healthcare compromises that industry leaders have long requested.
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Lurking Beneath the Surface: Hospitals Are a ‘Potential Reservoir of Bacteria’
For individuals seeking to curb hospital-acquired infections and antibiotic-resistant superbugs, a new study may be cause for concern.Read More -
Few Winners in the Final Year of Value Modifier Program
Read MoreMore neutral adjustments and few upward adjustments for physicians as the Value Modifier program ends and is replaced by alternative payment models.
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Opioid Epidemic Is a 'National Emergency,' Commission Declares
Read MoreAn emergency declaration will quickly mobilize efforts to fight the opioid crisis, the Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis wrote in its draft report.
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Despite Healthcare Reform Fight, Agencies Band Together to Battle Opioids
Read MoreCDC, FDA, and states continue the fight against the opioid epidemic, even as healthcare reform fight rages on.
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CMS Gives Physicians a Hand as Congress Prepares for Round 2 of Repeal-and-Replace
Read MoreNew MACRA exemptions offer physicians some relief as anxiety over ACA repeal reaches a new high.
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Congress Still Struggling to Craft Palatable Healthcare Bill
Read MoreThe Congressional Budget Office's estimates of the newest Affordable Care Act repeal-and-replace bill are even less rosy than before.