Private equity investments slowing | Florida allows c-sections outside of hospitals | Healthcare company banks on bitcoin

Public sentiment has turned against private equity stakeholders in healthcare, and that isn't likely to change post-election.

The state will now allow cesarean sections to be performed outside of a hospital setting.

Semler Scientific said it now holds 581 bitcoins, but chronic disease diagnostics is still the core of its business.

Palm Beach Health Network is accused of using Meta’s Pixel code on its website, which gathers data on patients and sends it to advertisers.

A survey from Doximity paints a complicated picture of physician pay, with 81% saying they are overworked.

In states where abortion is outlawed, the number of new MDs applying to residencies dropped 4.2% since last year, an analysis from the AAMC finds.

Citing sources familiar with the matter, the Wall Street Journal reported that Kaiser Permanente is working with Jefferies Financial Group to find secondary buyers.

Emergency services are back up and running, but many patients will need to reschedule tests and treatments while systems at Ascension remain partially offline.

Relaxing fasting restrictions before interventional coronary procedures improves patient comfort—and there does not appear to be much of a downside. 

Members of the specialty earned average pay of $498,000, up 3% from 2023, according to the latest salary survey from Medscape.