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Amanda Eisenberg

Amanda Eisenberg is the former editor of Healthcare Brew.

FTC Chair Lina Khan
Tech

FTC issues final rule to limit ‘exploitative’ contracts

The rule is expected to increase wages for workers by about $524 a year and lower healthcare costs by up to $194 billion over the next decade.

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Hospitals & Facilities

Survey: More physician practices owned by corporations than hospitals

More than 44,000 practices were acquired between January 2019 and January 2024.

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Tech

Survey: Small physician practices struggling after cyberattack

The Change Healthcare cyberattack has stymied cash flow, forcing physician practices to pay out of pocket to keep businesses afloat.

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Direct Care

HHS, CMS update informed consent guidance

The guidance comes as more than a dozen states have moved to ban non-consensual pelvic exams.

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Payers

Modern Age shutters after failing to obtain more funding

The longevity clinic started in 2021 to address aging and metabolic health.

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Hospitals & Facilities

Staten Island nurses issue strike notice

About 1,300 nurses at a Northwell facility plan to strike April 2 over wages and safe staffing.

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Tech

HCA Healthcare pilots Google AI to aid handoff documentation

The large language model processes a 12-hour shift and condenses the highlights into a report that helps the next nurse pick up where the previous left off.

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Direct Care

Montefiore children’s hospital seeks to open new psychiatry unit

The addition of a 21-bed unit would improve access in the medically underserved Bronx.

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Hospitals & Facilities

NYC aims to complete construction on therapeutic units ahead of planned Rikers closure

Mayor Eric Adams greenlit the effort on Monday after years of delays.

Mount Sinai Morningside
Hospitals & Facilities

Mount Sinai hospitals hit with $2+ million in understaffing penalties

It’s the eighth time arbitrators have ruled against the New York City-based hospitals over “safe staffing.”