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Simplify Healthcare Earns Spot in Leaders Category of IDC MarketScape 2025-2026
Simplify Healthcare, a pioneer in healthcare payer technology, is now a leader in the IDC MarketScape U.S. Provider Data Management for Payers assessment.
Underground Healthcare Networks Aid Immigrant Families in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis, volunteer doctors and nurses provide in-home care to families avoiding healthcare due to fear of…
US’s Biggest Ever Solar Farm Progresses | Projects Weekly
Read about the latest developments in the U.S. solar and storage industry including new projects, partnerships, and…
Tenet Healthcare: Leveraging AI for Enhanced Clinical Workflow and Revenue Cycle Management
Discover how Tenet Healthcare uses AI to enhance clinical workflow efficiency and improve revenue cycle management in a challenging healthcare environment.
San Diego County Medical Services Program Under Review for Accessibility Reforms
San Diego County spends around $1M annually on health care for people who don't qualify for other programs. Despite…
US Economy Balancing Act: Aging Population Fuels Growth but Raises Challenges
The U.S. economy is both bolstered and burdened by its ageing population, with older populations driving demand but…
Extended U.S. Stays Can Jeopardise Canadian Snowbirds’ Healthcare Access
Canadian snowbirds, who escape winter by heading to the U.S., risk losing their healthcare rights in their home provinces after five or six months.
Air Force Healthcare Policy for Reservists Faces Criticism for Inadequate Reforms
New Air Force policy intends to streamline health care access for reservists and National Guardsmen injured on…
Josh DeBottis Honored for Excellence in Law by NC Lawyers Weekly
Josh DeBottis, Akerman's Charlotte office managing partner, recognized as an Excellence in Law honoree by North…
US Officials Seek to Curb Consumer Drug Advertising: Health Economist’s View
US officials are seeking to curb pharmaceutical companies' practice of advertising prescription drugs directly to consumers, a move backed by a health economist.