Details in the alert indicate the issue is widespread and impacts nearly all models of beds manufactured by the company. 

A coalition of 26 states challenging the implementation of Medicaid work requirements finds some success, but they will largely go into effect on Jan. 1 as planned.

The documents were released by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit digital rights group looking into the pilot program. WISeR effectively adds prior authorizations to traditional Medicare in six states, something the EFF said has led to significant patient care delays.

The company posted a letter online addressed to AI-powered personal assistants, welcoming them onto its healthcare access platform—as long as they’re registered and play by the rules.

State Attorney General Ken Paxton announced the probe on Monday, citing media reports that show the insurer could have engaged in “deceptive practices.” No formal lawsuit has been filed.

Answer to the headline above: Only if traditional Medicare (TM) beneficiaries for Parts A and B would be OK with $10,000 as the cap and taxpayers don’t mind footing a bigger bill for Medicare. 

CT interpretations in the emergency department have significantly longer turnaround times when reads are completed off-site, new research suggests.

The new device can treat varying anatomies and is able to compensate for native leaflet abnormalities. It was also designed to be gentle on a patient's anatomy.