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3. Obamacare supporters nervous about legal test of subsidies

Author

Joe, Carlson

Subjects
Financing, Government, Jurisprudence, Health Insurance Exchanges, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Income, Financial Support, Healthcare Financing, Humans, Taxes, United States
Published
2014

4. Caught between competing pressures

Author

Joe, Carlson

Subjects
Whistleblowing, Salaries and Fringe Benefits, Florida, Medical Staff, Hospital, Humans, Physician Self-Referral, Contract Services, Hospital-Physician Relations
Published
2014

9. IPO seen as disappointment; But Team Health execs reap nearly $36 million

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Company securities, Company public offering, Health care industry, Going public (Securities) -- Reports, Health care industry -- Securities, Health care industry -- Reports
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Seven top executives with healthcare staffing firm Team Health Holdings saw the value of their ownership stake in the company total nearly $36 million in the company's [...]

Published
2009

10. Holding steady; Recession brings no surge in uncompensated care

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Compensation and benefits, Hospitals -- Reports, Prospective payment systems (Medical care) -- Reports, Recessions -- United States, Recessions -- Influence
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson The spike in uncompensated care that was expected last year as a result of the recession failed to materialize, according to new data. An annual survey from [...]

Published
2009

11. The cost of murder; Anti-violence groups, hospitals work to try and stop homicides, which have negative impacts on both the community and bottom lines

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Homicide -- Prevention, Homicide -- Social aspects, Violence -- Influence, Violence -- Prevention, Violence -- Social aspects, Hospitals -- Emergency service, Hospitals -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Jason was 8 years old the first time he came to the emergency department at 236-bed Children's Hospital of Wisconsin in Milwaukee with alarming injuries, the results [...]

Published
2009

12. Labor's lead; Unions find H1N1 issues give them advantages

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Labor unions -- Labor relations, Labor unions -- United States, Hospitals -- Labor relations, Hospitals -- United States, Nurses -- Labor relations, Swine influenza -- Prevention
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson With hospital administrators working to address the myriad biological considerations swirling around the H1N1 flu pandemic, they might have overlooked one big social effect of the virus: [...]

Published
2009

13. More Alegent resignations; In wake of Sensor's leaving, four other execs exit

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Health care industry, Alegent Health -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Health care industry -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Less than a week after abruptly losing its CEO, not-for-profit Alegent Health in Omaha, Neb., has accepted the resignations of its executive vice president, its chief medical [...]

Published
2009

14. Dubin out atJackson in Miami

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Health care industry, Company legal issue, Jackson Health System -- Cases, Health care industry -- Cases
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Jackson Health System, Miami, removed its interim chief restructuring officer after news media pointed out to hospital administrators that the officer, Barry Dubin, was named as Individual [...]

Published
2009

15. Seismic mandate deadline near; Calif. hospitals lack money to meet building codes

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Government regulation, Health facilities -- Design and construction, Health facilities -- Laws, regulations and rules, Health facilities -- Environmental aspects, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Design and construction, Hospitals -- Laws, regulations and rules, Hospitals -- Economic aspects, Hospitals -- Environmental aspects
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson California hospital owners are having trouble meeting the state-mandated deadlines for making their buildings more resistant to damage from earthquakes, saying that the ailing economy has left [...]

Published
2009

16. Two sides of a story; ACHE's Form 990 shows losses; group claims profit

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Company earnings/profit, American College of Healthcare Executives -- Company sales and earnings, Trade and professional associations -- Company sales and earnings
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson A boost in membership dues could not prevent the American College of Healthcare Executives from posting a $1 million loss in 2008, but officials with the Chicago-based [...]

Published
2009

17. UP & COMERS 2009; Stephanie Conners

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Company business management, Health care industry, Nurses -- Supply and demand, Nurses -- Practice, Health care industry -- Management, Health care industry -- Services
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson When Stephanie Conners became chief nursing officer at Hahnemann University Hospital in 2004, the downtown Philadelphia provider had too many vacant nursing jobs and was spending too [...]

Published
2009

18. In Memoriam

Author

Joe Carlson

Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Ray Woodham took control of the Southwest Presbyterian Sanatorium in 1952, a time when the Albuquerque hospital faced such dire financial straits that it was buying supplies [...]

Published
2009

19. A CUT IN PAY; Many healthcare execs seeing smaller raises, flat salaries or even decreases in compensation, according to our annual survey

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Medical personnel -- Compensation and benefits, Medical personnel -- Surveys, Executives -- Compensation and benefits, Executives -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Scrutiny from regulators, the public and hospital employees battered by the recession is slowing the rise in executive salaries at hospitals and health systems in 2009 and [...]

Published
2009

20. Rethinking Nursing; The IOM has convened a nursing initiative to draft a blueprint for nursing, but some say 'corporate elites' will only provide toothless recommendations

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Technology application, Market trend/market analysis, National Academy of Medicine -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation -- Services, Electronic records -- Usage, Nurses -- Practice, Nurses -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Nursing -- Technology application, Nursing -- Forecasts and trends, Nursing -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson As a wave of reform legislation threatens to upend many certainties in healthcare, the industry's largest single workforcenursingalready finds itself at the cusp of significant change. Today's [...]

Published
2009

21. The exodus continues ... More executives leaving top healthcare jobs

Author

Joe Carlson, Melanie Evans, Jennifer Lubell, Shawn Rhea and Jessica Zigmond

Subjects
Health care industry, Company personnel management, Executives -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Health care industry -- Officials and employees, Health care industry -- Human resource management
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson, Melanie Evans, Jennifer Lubell, Shawn Rhea and Jessica Zigmond A string of departure and retirement announcements regarding executives in the top position at hospitals and health systems [...]

Published
2009

22. Not playing with not-for-profits; New commissioner says IRS will check noncompliance

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Government regulation, United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Tax policy, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Taxation, Hospitals -- Laws, regulations and rules, Nonprofit organizations -- Taxation, Nonprofit organizations -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson The new commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service says not-for-profit hospitals are likely to experience even more scrutiny on their policies and actions in corporate governance in [...]

Published
2009

23. International intrigue; Legal experts following civil trial on Fla. 'dumping' case

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Government regulation, Illegal immigrants -- Health aspects, Illegal immigrants -- Laws, regulations and rules, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Services, Hospitals -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Legal observers across the country are carefully following a civil trial in Florida in which a not-for-profit hospital stands accused of "dumping'' an illegal immigrant in his [...]

Published
2009

24. Trinity Health's ch-ch-changes; New C-suite jobs aim to put focus on ambulatory care

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Company restructuring/company reorganization, Company organization, Trinity Health -- Reorganization and restructuring, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Reorganization and restructuring
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Trinity Health, Novi, Mich., is realigning its executive team to move away from a "hospital-centric'' management structure and toward a model that places more emphasis on the [...]

Published
2009

25. Investigation alters Md. C-suite; St. Joseph's latest to defend doc-hospital arrangements

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Hospital/clinic administration software, Company legal issue, United States. Department of Health and Human Services -- Investigations, Medical centers -- Investigations, Hospitals -- Administration, Hospitals -- Investigations
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Months after seeing new leadership installed at an affiliate hospital near Baltimore, Catholic Health Initiatives officials are standing behind the much-lauded 332-bed St. Joseph's Medical Center as [...]

Published
2009

26. Not-for-profits in no hurry ... ... to voluntarily file Schedule H information to IRS

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
United States. Internal Revenue Service -- Standards, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Taxation, Nonprofit organizations -- Taxation, Tax exemption -- Standards
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Despite exhortations to precisely justify their tax exemptions, many not-for-profit hospital systems are not planning to voluntarily submit information for the 2008 tax year that would disclose [...]

Published
2009

27. Specialty hospitals OK: study; But critics say study lacks hard analysis of data

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Government regulation, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Economic aspects, Hospitals -- Quality management, Hospitals -- Laws, regulations and rules, Hospitals -- Comparative analysis
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson A new study reporting that specialty hospitals in three markets have not done serious financial harm to their general hospital competitors was immediately attacked and belittled for [...]

Published
2009

28. Nurses come on board; Skylight Healthcare forms advisory board, nurses say no conflicts of interest

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Online health care service, Advisory boards -- Organization formation, Nurses -- Officials and employees, Online health care information services -- Organization formation, Online health care information services -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Conflict of interests (Agency)
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Positions on corporate advisory boards aren't for just hospital CEOs or physicians, with nurse executives now getting in the game. Skylight Healthcare Systems, a San Diego healthcare [...]

Published
2009

29. Some hefty paydays

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Health care industry, Salary, Association executives -- Compensation and benefits, Association executives -- Surveys, Health care industry -- Compensation and benefits, Health care industry -- Surveys, Medical personnel -- Compensation and benefits, Medical personnel -- Surveys, Wages -- Surveys
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson Top executives at healthcare associations saw their total compensation in 2007 rise faster than the year before, and in some cases it was much faster, according to [...]

Published
2009

30. More tax-exempt scrutiny; Grassley seeks uniform definition of charity care

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Government regulation, Company financing, Tax exemption -- Laws, regulations and rules, Nonprofit organizations -- Finance
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson The federal effort to demand more accountability from not-for-profit hospitals to justify their tax-exempt status advanced into a high-profile arena last week as part of the debate [...]

Published
2009

31. IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Catholic Healthcare Partners -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson If deciding to walk away from a C-suite executive salary to pursue a new life in missionary work was difficult, A. David Jimenez doesn't show it. Jimenez, [...]

Published
2008

32. Plan (b); New 403(b) tax rules are more difficult to navigate, experts say, and employers, workers will find them more difficult to manage

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Government regulation, Deferred tax (Accounting) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Retirement planning -- Laws, regulations and rules, Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson When the Internal Revenue Service issued 131 pages of new rules last year governing 403(b) tax-deferred retirement plans, Judy Winslow didn't have to understand all the nuances [...]

Published
2008

33. Measuring inclusiveness; Study looks at hospitals' cultural competency

Author

Joe Carlson

Subjects
Company business management, Cultural competence -- Influence, Hospitals -- United States, Hospitals -- Services, Hospitals -- Management
Abstract

Byline: Joe Carlson For evidence of how understanding diversity and cultural competency can improve patient outcomes, Juana Slade points to the obstetrics unit at AnMed Health Medical Center. Slade, director [...]

Published
2008

38. Faulty gauge?

Author

Joe, Carlson

Subjects
Insurance Claim Reporting, Humans, Medicare, Watchful Waiting, Patient Readmission, United States
Abstract

The recent drop in hospital 30-day readmissions may not mean patients are healthier, but result from more patients being put on "observation" status. "When we get down to the nitty-gritty of a particular set of measures being applied in a particular way, that's when you discover that no measure is perfect," says Nancy Foster, vice president of quality and patient safety for the American Hospital Association.

Published
2013

41. Critical debate. Proposal to strip critical-access status for some of those hospitals called a death knell for many

Author

Joe, Carlson and Jessica, Zigmond

Subjects
Government Regulation, Emergency Service, Hospital, United States, Health Facility Closure, State Government
Abstract

A proposal to cut back the critical-access hospital program has rural hospital advocates fearful many of those hospitals will be forced to close. "This facility would lose money without critical access. Then what do we do to break even, to survive? ... If you lose money, you have to pull back and decide what you can keep," says John Russell, left, CEO of Columbus (Wis.) Community Hospital.

Published
2013

45. On the bubble? With healthcare job growth outstripping population in aging Rust Belt cities, some question the trend's durability

Author

Joe, Carlson and Beth, Kutscher

Subjects
Employment, Career Mobility, Urban Population, Population Dynamics, Industry, Health Workforce, United States
Abstract

Aging Rust Belt cities are some of the leaders in healthcare job growth despite stagnant or decreasing populations, even amid mounting pressure to cut healthcare costs. Areas seeing rapid population growth aren't as dependent on healthcare. "Cities that are growing quickly are most likely adding diversified industries," says Dr. Sheldon Retchin, of the Virginia Commonwealth University Health System.

Published
2013

50. Pulled in two directions. Providers pursuing coordinated care confused by antitrust actions

Author

Joe, Carlson

Subjects
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Health Facility Merger, United States Federal Trade Commission, United States, Antitrust Laws
Abstract

Providers pursuing mergers to better coordinate care for patients are becoming exasperated by antitrust actions, saying recent FTC cases have left them confused. "You can't know ahead of time whether something is or is not OK. There are certain extremes where you can know if something is extreme or perfectly OK, but there is a wide range of possibilities in between," says Dr. David Pate, left, of St. Luke's Health System, Boise, Idaho.

Published
2013

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