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The Government Wants Your Input on Consolidation in Healthcare

Ben White

The US government–specifically the Department of Justice, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Federal Trade Commission–is asking for public input about consolidation in healthcare. Again, you have until May 6 to submit your comments to the US government.

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Radiology referral system change led to deadly cancer diagnosis delay, government watchdog says

Radiology Business

The case dates to 2017, when the unidentified woman began undergoing surveillance ultrasounds every six months, as she was susceptible to liver disease.

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Federal government opens investigation into Change Healthcare cyberattack

Radiology Business

Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights wants to know whether hackers captured sensitive patient information during the breach.

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American College of Radiology Launches First Medical Practice Artificial Intelligence Quality Assurance Program

Imaging Technology

milla1cf Fri, 06/28/2024 - 08:00 June 27, 2024 — The American College of Radiology ( ACR ) launched the ACR Recognized Center for Healthcare-AI (ARCH-AI), the first national artificial intelligence quality assurance program for radiology facilities. Maintaining an inventory of AI algorithms with detailed documentation.

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Federal government to propose setting IDR fee under No Surprises Act at $150

Radiology Business

After a Texas judge recently vacated the 600% fee increase, the feds are now proposing to up the amount by 200% from the original proposal.

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Radiology Group must pay $3.1M to settle allegations docs ‘rubber-stamped’ reports from India

Radiology Business

Physicians at the Atlanta-based firm purportedly spent as few as 30 seconds reviewing reports prepared by overseas readers who weren’t permitted to practice medicine nor bill government healthcare programs.

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AMA pressures federal government to fix prior authorization problem plaguing radiology

Radiology Business

About 89% of physicians surveyed believe that this payer tactic has had a negative impact on care, the association reported Monday.