Tight On Cash, But Need Advice?
A few factors work against executives in small rural hospitals when they need advice.
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Judge blocks California’s cut in Medi-Cal fees
San Francisco Chronicle, August 20, 2008
Joliet, IL, gets more time to consider appeal of Silver Cross relocation
Chicago Tribune, August 20, 2008
439,000 more get health coverage in Massachusetts
Boston Globe, August 20, 2008
A treatment room with a view
Wall Street Journal (subscription required), August 20, 2008
New York legislators are negotiating to cut budget by $1 billion
New York Times, August 20, 2008
Lack of insurance, high medical costs put more in a bind
Washington Post, August 20, 2008
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Magazine: Help the Uninsured (Without Going Broke)
The number of people who can't pay much-or anything-for their care just keeps rising. Some hospitals have found new ways to help them while still protecting the financial health of the hospital. +
Jim Molpus, Kathryn Mackenzie, John Commins, for HealthLeaders Magazine
August 2008
Commentary: Two More Wrong Way Turns
We know two of the main factors driving up healthcare costs, but knowing what the problem is and solving it are two different things. +
Jim Molpus, for HealthLeaders Media
August 8, 2008
Commentary: SEC Rule to Require Vote on Universal Healthcare
A recent ruling by the Securities and Exchange Commission that asks public companies to implement "principles for comprehensive healthcare reform" has some up in arms. +
Philip Betbeze, for HealthLeaders Media
August 11, 2008
Revitalizing Physician Leadership
Craig Sammit, MD, MBA, president and CEO of Dean Health System in Madison, WI, discusses his two-year effort to identify and develop more physicians for leadership roles within the organization.
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