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- New Lows In Hospital Management: Auctioning Patient Debt
- New Lows In Hospital Management: Auctioning Patient DebtHospital Bills Years OldWe get them all the time, on services as far back as 2003. Frequently, the hospital is trying to collect on charges that the insurance company declined like double billing for an exam room charge or discounted. You have to...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-05
- For-Profit Hospital Operator Sector: 2005 Outlook
- Fitch's 2005 outlook for the for-profit acute care hospital management sector is guarded. 2004 was a fairly spotty year for the for-profit acute care provider sector. Earnings and margins were again pressured throughout the year by trends that emerged in mid-to-late 2003 and are expected to linger into 2005. Specifically,...
- White papers 2005-01-05
- Delivering Real-Time Data to All Clinical Staff: Best-in-Class Wireless Management System Strengthens Hospital's Operational and Financial Performance
- Sanitas needed to move fast to improve its data collection capabilities so it could more accurately record charges, avoid inaccurate recording of patient and treatment data, and meet a new government mandate to track more medical procedures than ever. Gesundheitszentrum Sanitas, in Zurich, Switzerland, trusts EDS: After carefully considering three...
- Case studies
- New Lows In Hospital Management: Auctioning Patient Debt
- Just when you thought the hospital industry had plumbed the depths in its quest to reduce costs associated with care of the under- or uninsured, it pulls out a new twist. The latest one is a doozy, too, borrowed as it is from the mortgage industry: Some hospitals are auctioning...
- Blog posts 2008-06-04
- Frontiers in Hospital Management: Letting Patients Die of Neglect
- As we noted last week, some "safety net" hospitals are working to shed that label by building out expensive high-tech facilities in order to attract well-heeled -- and fully insured -- patients. Others, meanwhile, appear to be making do by ratcheting back services to the point that patients are simply...
- Blog posts 2008-08-25
- Brazil: Interclinicas, Anderson associate for hospital management.
- The Sao Paulo based hospitals chain Interclinicas associated with Andersen consulting to develop a new software for the integrated management of hospitals, and invested so far US$12mil in development and announce the program to be ready by the 2n The Sao Paulo...
- Research articles 1999-02-12
Additional Resources
- JORDAN: JUST TO OFFER MBA IN INTERNATIONAL HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT.(Jordan University of Science and Technology)(Brief Article)
- According to "Jordan Times", the Jordan University of Science and Technology JUST announced it would be offering a master in business administration MBA in international hospital management starting this fall. The course will be conducted in cooperation with the Westf"lische Wilhelms University of Muenster and healthcare...
- Research articles 2004-03-29
- Smart Solutions for Rural and Community Hospital: Information System Needs
- Making smart choices that result in smart solutions are what hospital executives and management teams strive to achieve. This process can be difficult when evaluating specific hospital needs and determining what elements can best meet these needs. This paper provides client-specific cases in which Healthcare Management Systems, Inc. HMS was...
- White papers 2006-07-19
- News from USW: Steelworkers Announce That Oroville Hospital Agrees to Settle Charges on Unfair Labor Practices
- OROVILLE, Calif. -- News from USW: Oroville Hospital management has agreed to settle an unfair labor practice charge and is now required to post notices throughout the hospital pledging not to interfere with the rights of workers. Six hundred-fifty employees at Oroville Hospital who elected to be represented by...
- Research articles 2005-07-14
- Siera Leone nurses strike over racism, sexual abuse in hospital searches
- FREETOWN AFP — Some 100 nurses at an Italian-run Emergency Hospital at Goderich on the outskirts of the Sierra Leone capital went on an open-ended strike over what they claimed was racial and sexual abuse. Waving placards which read "Don't touch our breasts", "Stop racism" and "Workers are not...
- Research articles 2006-08-10
- Marin Healthcare District Expands Communications as Transition to Ownership of Marin General Hospital Draws Near
- GREENBRAE, Calif. -- Marin Healthcare District is embarking on a new communications outreach program to inform the community about progress and developments in the ...
- Research articles 2009-03-13
- Hospitals need to be vigilant to avoid waste, loss in linen management. (Hospital Purchasing).(Hospital management theories and techniques )
- Many hospitals decide to outsource linen services, and let someone else worry about day-to-day laundering and replenishment. But that does not mean they can relax when it comes to controlling waste and saving money through better utilization. Attendees at the recent meeting...
- Research articles 2002-09-01
- Fitch Ratings Monitoring Nyack Hospital, New York; Misstated Audits
- Business Editors NEW YORK--BUSINESS WIRE--Feb. 14, 2002 The approximately $25.6 million Dormitory Authority of the State of New York hospital revenue bonds Nyack Hospital, series 1996, downgraded to 'B+' from 'BB+' by Fitch Ratings on Oct. 12, 2001, and maintained on Rating Watch Negative, are being closely monitored...
- Research articles 2002-02-14
- CEO of Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, Ind., to Take New Post.(Originated from The News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.)
- FORT WAYNE, Ind.--July 18--Lutheran Hospital's chief executive officer will get a new job when the Fort Wayne facility is sold. Frederick H. Kerr, who has served as the hospital's top administrator since January 1986, will become vice president of development-Midwest for the facility's new owner, Quorum...
- Research articles 1995-07-18
- Client: St. Vincent's Hospital and Healthcare Center
- St. Vincent Hospitals and Healthcare Center, Inc. is an Indiana-based healthcare provider with a network of eight hospitals and a number of health services locations. In early 2000, hospital management launched a physician satisfaction program designed to improve the overall experience of local physicians who admit patients to St. Vincent...
- Case studies
- Suspected case of vCJD in Dublin hospital: health minister
- DUBLIN AFP — A patient in a Dublin hospital is suspected to be suffering from variant CJD, the human form of mad cow disease, Health Minister Mary Harney said. Harney, who is also deputy prime minister, said in a statement the "probable case" was awaiting confirmation. "She has...
- Research articles 2005-06-30
- Frank G. DeLisi III Named Chief Executive Officer of Lincoln Park Hospital
- LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Merit Health Systems, LLC Merit, a Louisville, Kentucky-based private hospital management company, announced today that Frank G. DeLisi, III has been named Chief Executive Officer of Lincoln Park Hospital ("Lincoln Park") in Chicago, Illinois, effective September 21, 2005. Mr. DeLisi replaces John A. Fromhold, Merit's Senior Executive...
- Research articles 2005-09-15
- Aliquippa Community Hospital in Pittsburgh Area Makes Strides Toward Future.
- By Pamela Gaynor, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 3--A visit with Dr. Fred Hyde, chief executive officer at Aliquippa Community Hospital, is like a trip back to the future of hospital management. As Hyde strides through the 104-bed institution's...
- Research articles 2002-02-03
- Guide to Coney Island privatizing: Cleveland. (Primary Health Systems Inc.'s plan to privatize Coney Island Hospital; Cleveland, OH's hospitals)
- PHS built urban presence, lifted funding; critics question marketability of facilities Primary Health Systems Inc., the Wayne, Pa.-based hospital management company that hopes to privatize Coney Island Hospital, may just be setting foot in New York City. But for more than two years, it has ...
- Research articles 1997-01-27
- Judge blocks Coney Island Hospital deal.(New York State Supreme Court Justice Herbert A. Posner)
- New York State Supreme Court Justice Herbert A. Posner has ruled that the New York City Council should have been allowed to review and approve a deal that leased Coney Island Hospital to Primary Health Systems-New York (PHS-NY). The ruling is seen as a victory for community activists and the...
- Research articles 1997-01-20
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