Telehealth as Workforce Shortage Solution at Medical University of South Carolina
Emily Warr, M.S.N., R.N., administrator for MUSC’s Center for Telehealth, speaks about telehealth’s role in statewide expansion
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7 of 10 States Backed Abortion Rights. But Little To Change Yet.
Voters backed abortion rights in seven of the 10 states where the issue appeared on ballots Tuesday — at first glance, seemingly reshaping the nation’s patchwork of abortion rules. Colorado, Maryland, Montana, and New York — states where abortions are already permitted at least until fetal viability — all will add abortion protections to their…
Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention Needs Better Visibility Into Risk Signals
Gaps in prevention are not frequently due to a complete lack of information, but instead the fact that organizations don’t have a clear way to see how the pieces fit together until after an incident has occurred. The post Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention Needs Better Visibility Into Risk Signals appeared first on MedCity News.
Midterm Election Update: The Affordable Care Act Marketplaces
More people than ever got coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplaces in 2025, but the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits has driven up what people pay and contributed to declining enrollment in 2026. Law and regulatory changes also tightened ACA eligibility and enrollment requirements. Public opinion of the ACA remains generally favorable,…
There’s a Gap Between Healthcare Leaders’ AI Confidence and Their Ability to Scale
Healthcare leaders might be too confident about their AI readiness, according to new research. It showed that 70% of leaders feel at least somewhat confident in their organization’s AI governance frameworks, but only 15% report having scalable infrastructure in place. The post There’s a Gap Between Healthcare Leaders’ AI Confidence and Their Ability to Scale…
Off-Label Drug Helps One Boy With Autism Speak, Parents Say. But Experts Want More Data.
Caroline Connor’s concerns about her son’s development began around his 1st birthday, when she noticed he wasn’t talking or using any words. Their pediatrician didn’t seem worried, but the speech delay persisted. At 2½, Mason was diagnosed with autism. The Connors went on a mission, searching for anything that would help. “We just started researching…
Tampa General Adopts New Oncology Model to Ease Clinician Workload & Improve Patient Outcomes
Tampa General Hospital is launching a virtual cancer care program with Reimagine Care. The partnership seeks to support cancer patients between visits and reduce avoidable emergency care, as well as reduce oncologists’ administrative burden. The post Tampa General Adopts New Oncology Model to Ease Clinician Workload & Improve Patient Outcomes appeared first on MedCity News.
Teal Health Teams Up With Thatch to Expand Access to Cervical Cancer Screening
Through a new partnership, Thatch’s employer customers can now offer Teal Health’s at-home cervical cancer screening as an employee benefit through an ICHRA. The post Teal Health Teams Up With Thatch to Expand Access to Cervical Cancer Screening appeared first on MedCity News.
Dayne Williams, Quantum Health
Quantum Health is one of the biggest and original navigation companies. Dayne Williams came out of retirement to take over as CEO after Zane Burke retired for personal reasons (to care for a relative). Quantum has in recent months added two acquisitions, Embold Health that analyzes which are the best doctors to go to, and…
Beyond Newborn Screening: Four Essential Factors in Congenital Disease Care
These recommendations on how to care for babies who fail newborn screenings offer valuable lessons for public health officials, clinicians, and families. The post Beyond Newborn Screening: Four Essential Factors in Congenital Disease Care appeared first on MedCity News.