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Mashup Score: 0Highmark taps Kinsa to predict the spread of infectious disease - 1 year(s) ago
Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health is teaming with Kinsa to harness real-time data to better predict outbreaks of infectious illnesses like influenza and COVID-19. | Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health is teaming with Kinsa to harness real-time data to better predict outbreaks of infectious illnesses like influenza and COVID-19.
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Mashup Score: 1
A statistically significant difference exists when it comes to what hospitals white and nonwhite patients are transported to by ambulance, according to a study
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Race plays a part in what hospital a patient may be taken to, says a new study, but so do many other factors. https://t.co/DUi7r8N6tE
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Mashup Score: 0Experts sound alarm on 'preventable public health crisis' as virtual prescribing for opioid use disorder now in limbo - 1 year(s) ago
Telepsychiatry experts are urging providers to create contingency plans following the announcement of the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency on May 11. | With the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency announced for May 11, experts are calling on governing bodies to provide a plan for the remote prescription of controlled substances. Advocacy groups and lawyers are urging providers…
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Experts urge the government to act in order to avoid a "preventable public health crisis," suggest providers plan for remote prescribing to end. https://t.co/5VUjzjMrLj
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Mashup Score: 0Judge hands providers another win by striking down surprise billing arbitration process - 1 year(s) ago
A federal judge struck down key parts of a regulation outlining a ban on surprise medical bills, siding with doctors that the rule tilts too favorably to insurers. | A federal judge struck down the arbitration process for deciding out-of-network charge disputes between payers and providers, delivering another key win to providers.
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A federal judge has struck down the arbitration process for deciding out-of-network charge disputes, handing another win to providers. https://t.co/vtjg5XiegY
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Moxe Health, a health tech firm, has raised $30 million to advance its interoperability solutions. | The company’s network nearly doubled in the past year, a record growth according to Moxe, and currently serves payers representing 75 million lives and more than 60 hospital systems.
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The company’s network nearly doubled in the past year, a record growth according to Moxe. https://t.co/0z6xLIM2MG
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The company’s network nearly doubled in the past year, a record growth according to Moxe. https://t.co/ZonVGTDNU0
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The Federal Trade Commission is pumping the brakes on a pair of health system merger and acquisition deals in Utah and New Jersey, according to Thursday press releases from the agency. | A five-hospital acquisition between HCA Healthcare and Steward Health Care as well as a merger between RWJBarnabas Health and Saint Peter’s Healthcare System are on the federal regulator’s chopping block.
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FTC sues to block two 'anticompetitive' hospital mergers in Utah and New Jersey https://t.co/5T1oRZqS5I
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Mashup Score: 0Digital health unicorn Carbon Health cuts 8% of staff, citing concerns about its bottom line - 2 year(s) ago
Digital health companies enjoyed a pandemic-fueled boom in the past two years but changing market conditions have forced some startups to scale back their workforce. | Carbon Health, a hybrid primary care company that banked a hefty $350 million funding round a year ago, is cutting 8% of its global workforce, or about 250 employees, the company announced Thursday.
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Digital health unicorn @CarbonHealth cuts 8% of staff, citing concerns about its bottom line https://t.co/KHloiO2mDF
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Digital health unicorn @CarbonHealth cuts 8% of staff, citing concerns about its bottom line https://t.co/HwwjRnDCz0
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Mashup Score: 0Cerebral announces layoffs as part of operational restructure amid federal investigation - 2 year(s) ago
Embattled startup Cerebral, a mental telehealth company backed by prominent investor SoftBank, plans to cut back staff as part of an effort to restructure its operations. | Embattled startup Cerebral, a mental telehealth company backed by prominent investor SoftBank, plans to cut back staff as part of an effort to restructure its operations.
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ICYMI: Embattled startup @cerebral also plans to cut back staff as part of an effort to restructure its operations https://t.co/UIcNJBB7bW
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ICYMI: Embattled startup @cerebral also plans to cut back staff as part of an effort to restructure its operations https://t.co/iS5MIjOxE8
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Optum has invested heavily in building out its provider enterprise. But executives at UnitedHealth Group say it’s still early days for the endeavor. | Optum has invested heavily in building out its provider enterprise. But executives at UnitedHealth Group say it’s still early days for the endeavor.
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.@Optum's provider arm has undergone significant growth, but @UnitedHealthGrp CEO Andrew Witty says the business is still in "early innings." https://t.co/5Z2WHpG8xN
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.@Optum's provider arm has undergone significant growth, but @UnitedHealthGrp CEO Andrew Witty says the business is still in "early innings." https://t.co/IceCG1fPLZ
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The Hospital Insurance Trust Fund, which pays for hospital services such as inpatient care, is projected to run out of money in 2028, according to the latest report from the Medicare Trustees. | The latest Medicare Trustees report projects the Hospital Insurance Trust Fund will run out of money in 2028, two years later compared to last year’s report.
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Medicare hospital trust fund to run out of money in 2028, trustees say https://t.co/wW01Ae1d6E
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.@Highmark taps @Kinsa to predict the spread of infectious disease | #publichealth #surveillance #analytics https://t.co/WI9SzfXznn