- Yale Study Finds Large Drop In Heart Failure Hospitalizations
- Nursing Home Hospitalizations Often Driven by Payor Status
- New Chart: Who's Responsible for Reducing Readmissions?
- More Rehospitalization, Emergency Visits Among Substance Use Disorder Patients
- Mount Sinai Research: $6.7 Billion Spent on Unnecessary Treatment in One Year
- Q&A: How Do You Determine the Frequency of Maintenance Visits for the Frail Elderly?
(open access until November 7.) - CDC Finds Increase in ED Visits for Sports-Injured Youth
- HealthSounds Podcast: Evaluating CMS' Bundled Payment Initiative — Operational, Financial and Clinical Considerations
- Chronically Ill Seniors Utilize More Hospital, ED Care
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