The health IT sector faces intense scrutiny as CureIS Healthcare formally launches legal action against Epic Systems, highlighting concerns of monopolistic practices within the industry. CureIS, a company that provides technology and managed services for government programs like Medicare and
The KFF Health News article highlights pressing healthcare concerns, notably drug pricing, Medicaid vulnerability, and water fluoridation. The escalating cost of drugs presents a formidable financial barrier to consumers, raising calls for regulatory measures to ensure affordability and access.
In Florida, a significant shift in medical malpractice law is unfolding as the repeal of a restrictive statute gains traction. This development follows the efforts of activists like Sabrina Davis, who championed changes in regulations preventing individuals over 26 from seeking compensation for
Ontario has taken a significant step in overhauling its healthcare system by reintroducing groundbreaking legislation designed to reshape governance, transparency, and patient care delivery. The initiative, known as the More Convenient Care Act, seeks to fortify the province's medical
Could the taxes hospitals willingly pay be both a lifeline and a burden for Medicaid funding? Delving into this topic reveals a startling reality—every state but Alaska relies on provider taxes to bolster federal Medicaid support. These taxes have become a pivotal element in securing needed funds f
The issue of non-economic damages in medical malpractice lawsuits, particularly in Florida, continues to stir intense debate. Legislative reforms have already shaped the landscape considerably, focusing on reducing litigation and insurance expenses to benefit residents financially. With the 2025
