Promise Healthcare of Wichita Falls has announced Louis Bradley Jr. as the CEO to the company's Dallas market, reports Time Record News.

Here’s a roundup of the latest healthcare news from California, Oregon, Illinois, Ohio and New York

A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision seemed to open the door to more False Claims Act lawsuits against healthcare organizations while simultaneously applying some limitations which would favor providers.

Patients aren’t likely to be told anything to about their physicians’ criminal history, even in cases where they’ve settled criminal charges related to their work, like sexual abuse of patients and performing operations while drunk.

In a new study commissioned by McKesson Health Solutions, 58 percent of insurers and half of hospitals surveyed say they’re moving toward complete adoption of value-based care payments.

With the announcement of a possible merger between AmSurg and Envison Healthcare Holdings the promise of “lower rates” was once again stated, but will they actually drop? And if so how long will they stay down?

The American Medical Association’s support of removing a 20-year-old restriction on federally funded research on the public health effects of gun violence doesn’t appear to be changing the minds of Republicans in Congress.

The final hours of the American Medical Association’s annual meeting in Chicago were busy, as its delegates adopted new policies on a variety of topics, including several aimed at slowing down the rise in opioid addiction.