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Pressure for health price transparency mounts with new bills

Less than a year after a Florida law made it voluntary for doctors to post price lists in their offices resulted in very few having done so, a new pair of bills up for hearings Wednesday would

Mining patient estates to collect on hospital bills

At any Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) event, there is an abundance of collection agencies. At this year's ANI in Orlando, Fla., I found only one such firm that differentiated

Former OMB director Orszag among keynoters to talk finance at ANI

Peter Orszag, President Obama's first director of the Office of Management and Budget, will be among the keynote speakers at the Healthcare Financial Management Association's 2011 ANI Conference in

CMS is first to try federal fraud detection software

Attention anyone who wants to cheat the system out of "meaningful use" dollars and other stimulus funding: CMS is becoming the first federal agency to try out a government-developed analytics program

Academics criticize Obama's pick of health statistics

The body of research cited by the Obama administration in its cost-cutting claims, the Dartmouth Atlas, has been criticized as being too limited and potentially less than accurate in the data it does

EMRs get politicized again

Just when you thought EMRs were above the political fray swirling around this alleged healthcare reform going on in Washington, along comes a former HHS official to re-politicize the issue. Tevi

SPOTLIGHT: Federal budget head says reform won't add to deficit

White House budget director Peter Orszag is denying that the healthcare reform effort will add to the deficit, telling a recent Wall Street Journal conference that next year's budget will help to

Medicare, Medicaid cuts could amount to $240B over 10 years

The American Hospital Association expressed dismay following an address President Obama gave this past weekend discussing proposed White House federal payment cuts that could amount to an estimated