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Legislation would make MDH program, low-volume adjustment permanent
Sens. Charles Grassley (R-IA) and Chuck Schumer (D-NY) joined Reps. Tom Reed (R-NY) and Peter Welch (D-VT) late yesterday to introduce the Rural Hospital Access Act (S. 332/H.R.
Obama budget seeks $83.8 billion in discretionary funds for HHS in FY 2016
President Obama’s budget request to Congress seeks $83.8 billion in discretionary funding for the Department of Health and Human S
FDA recommends providers continue to inspect IV saline bags
The Food and Drug Administration continues to recommend that health care professionals inspect all current and f
AHA advises hospitals to be alert for potential 'vishing' attacks
The AHA is advising hospital executives to beware of “vishing” calls targeting hospital executives after learning of a recent attempt to target one hospital.
Hospitals reminded to complete AHA RACTrac survey by Friday
Friday is the final day that hospitals can submit data to the AHA’s quarterly RACTrac survey.
Redefining the 'H'
A new report from the AHA’s Committee on Research and Committee on Performance Improvement examines the changing health care landscape and the role trustees and community leaders can play to
A message from the AHA on cybersecurity
The National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) published on Oct.
White House proposes more than $400 billion in Medicare reductions
President Obama today released a fiscal year 2016 budget request that includes $431 billion in proposed reductions t
CDC issues updated Ebola guidance for U.S. labs
Ebola testing should be conducted only for individuals who meet the criteria for persons under investigation for Ebola Virus Disease, according to
CDC, professional groups urge prompt antiviral treatment for flu
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Medical Association and other physician and professional organizations last week urged health care professionals to promptly treat young chi