Mercy, Holy Cross form latest Catholic union.
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Biomedical subjects
D Bellandi
Publications and source records attributed to D Bellandi.
Jury convicts two in Columbia fraud case.
Nearly three years after the federal government began a criminal investigation of Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. and its executives, a federal jury in Tampa, Fla., found Columbia financial executives Jay Jarrell and Robert Whiteside guilty of defrauding government health programs. A third executive, Michael Neeb, was acquitted in the case, and the jury couldn't reach a verdict on a fourth, Carl Lynn Dick.
Chief Executive Officers, Hospital↗
Running at capacity. Some hospitals have more patients than they can handle, but that high occupancy can be costly.
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Bed Occupancy↗
Medicare pain: who pays? Latest lobbying threatens cuts in care for women and kids.
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American Hospital Association↗
Feds probe hospitals with association heads.
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American Hospital Association↗
Another HMO unplugged. Not-for-profit Sentara, Bon Secours scrapping Va. Medicare plan.
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Aged↗
Insurer, hospital partner. HealthPartners funds Wis. hospital project for 3 board seats.
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Competitive Medical Plans↗
Health lobbies go to bat for the uninsured.
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American Hospital Association↗
Integrating systems for chronic care. Study suggests partnering with others helps systems deliver better patient care.
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Aged↗
Calif. seeks controls on not-for-profit links.
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California↗
Multi-unit Providers Survey. For-profits report decline in acute-care hospitals ... newcomers to top 10.
For-profit hospital systems cleaned house last year. After years of adding hospitals, investor-owned operators shed facilities in 1998, recording the first decline in the number of acute-care hospitals they've owned or managed since 1991, according to our 23rd annual Multi-unit Providers Survey.
Charities↗
Catholic leaders worldwide to meet.
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Catholicism↗
Naming casualties. AHA ad campaign aims to show impact of Medicare spending restraints on local hospitals.
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American Hospital Association↗
CHA guide gives members PR blueprint.
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Catholicism↗
Va. allows tax refunds to go to uninsured.
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Fund Raising↗
Medical relief team heads for Balkans.
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Albania↗
Failed merger worries Inc. community.
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Community-Institutional Relations↗
Still alone after all these years. Despite integration fever, many independent hospitals remain, and some are even profitable.
While the healthcare seas roil with mergers, partnerships and care continuums, many hospitals still prefer to go it alone, and some of them are doing quite well, thanks to fortuitous locations, financial prudence, community support and strong physician relationships.
American Hospital Association↗