State taking temperature of healthcare workforce
Licensed healthcare providers from various specialties will be receiving questionnaires from health officials as the state tries to better understand workforce challenges and career advancement aspirations.
Tufts Medicine reports $46 million losses, but some see signs of stability
In a year marked by climbing health care costs and looming federal funding cuts, Tufts Medicine appears to be holding financially steady.
UnitedHealth insurer defrauded MassHealth out of $100 million, AG lawsuit alleges
Pressure to increase revenue and profit in the Medicaid plan in the state led the company?"s top Massachusetts executive to quit, according to the complaint.
Children are showing more signs of anxiety, pediatric study shows
Visits for anxiety grew more than any other prominent mental health diagnosis in recent years, according to a review.
Blue Cross, Point32Health insurers rebound after years of GLP-1 drug-related losses
Massachusetts' largest health insurers posted gains after they stopped automatically covering GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, a controversial decision.
Baystate, Mercy advocate takeover as public worries about ER waits, delivery rooms, Medicare
Despite precarious finances and declining business and questions about its long-term viability, Mercy Medical Center still discharges more than 7,800 patients and logs 44,000 emergency room visits a year.
The mental health system needs more money -- but from where?
With low reimbursements, too few providers accept insurance.
Norwood Hospital was done in by inadequate state regulations. Here is the fix.
Massachusetts has shown it knows how to prevent the next Norwood-like crisis. The question is whether it will build the tools to help the communities already living through one.
Worcester's oldest free medical program opens new, larger space
Move comes as demand for free care expands due in part to federal cuts.
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