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GAO: 17% of low-income, uninsured adults have behavioral health condition

An estimated 3 million low-income, uninsured adults have a serious mental illness and/or substance use condition, according to a new

Programs honored for innovation in palliative, end-of-life care

Care Dimensions in Danvers, MA, will receive the 2015 Circle of Life Award on Friday at the Health Forum-AHA Leadership Summit in San Francisco.

AHA recommends HHS revise final rule for health plan/other entity identifiers

The Department of Health and Human Services should not require the health plan identifier and other entity identifier in Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act transactions, the AHA to

CMS selects hospices for Medicare model combining hospice, curative services

More than 140 Medicare-certified hospices will participate in the Medicare Care Choices Model, which will allow eligible Medicare beneficiaries and those dually eligible for Medicaid to receive hos

Four hospitals honored for commitment to quality

Children’s Hospital Colorado in Aurora, CO, will receive the 2015 AHA-McKesson Quest for Quality Prize on Thursday for its sustainable and pervasive achievements with respect to the Institute

Reminder: Hospitals urged to submit data to AHA RACTrac survey

The AHA encourages all hospitals to submit data to the quarterly RACTrac survey by July 24.

Erlanger Health System treats victims injured in TN shooting

Erlanger Health System’s trauma center in Chattanooga, TN, treated a police officer and two Marines who were injured in yesterday’s shooting at a military recruitment center and a reser

HHS launches online compendium of health emergency resources

The Department of Health and Human Services yesterday launched an online collection of federal res

UCLA cyber attack reminder of health care cyber risks

UCLA Health today announced it was a victim of a criminal cyber attack.

Alaska governor initiates plan to expand Medicaid under ACA by September

Alaska Gov. Bill Walker yesterday alerted a state legislative committee that he intends to accept federal and state funds to expand Medicaid to low-income adults by Sept.