Más refugios atienden necesidades médicas de personas mayores sin techo

SANDY, Utah — Justo en las afueras de Salt Lake City se encuentra un viejo hotel de ladrillo de dos pisos. Hoy tiene una nueva función: refugio para personas mayores sin hogar. El refugio para Personas Médicamente Vulnerables —conocido como MVP, por sus siglas en inglés— está destinado a personas de 62 años en adelante, […]

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This California Strategy Safeguarded Some Medicaid Social Services Funding From Trump

When Virginia Guevara moved into a studio apartment in California’s Orange County in 2024 after nearly a decade of homelessness, she needed far more than a roof and a bed. Scattered visits to free clinics notwithstanding, Guevara hadn’t had a full medical checkup in years. She required dental work. She wanted to start looking for […]

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RFK Jr.’s MAHA Movement Has Picked Up Steam in Statehouses. Here’s What To Expect in 2026.

When one of Adam Burkhammer’s foster children struggled with hyperactivity, the West Virginia legislator and his wife decided to alter their diet and remove any foods that contained synthetic dyes. “We saw a turnaround in his behavior, and our other children,” said Burkhammer, who has adopted or fostered 10 kids with his wife. “There are […]

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Penn Medicine links EHR data with real-time care recordings

Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine has launched Observer, a multimodal medical dataset that captures anonymized, real-time interactions between patients and clinicians. Developed by researchers at the university’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, Observer links video, audio and transcripts to clinical data and EHRs, according to a paper published Oct. 27 in the Journal of the American […]

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5 ways pharmacy leaders are rebuilding supply chains after drug shortages

For years, hospital pharmacy supply chains were built around one central assumption: reliability. Manufacturers would produce, wholesalers would deliver, and health systems could operate with minimal inventory on shelves. That model no longer holds. As shortages of generic injectables, oncology drugs, anesthetics and IV fluids continue to ripple through healthcare, pharmacy leaders told Becker’s they […]

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Study links AI scribes to revenue gains: 4 notes

Modest but meaningful increases in clinical billing productivity could, when aggregated across many clinicians, help justify AI scribe costs, according to research published in JAMA Network Open. Here are four takeaways from the Jan. 9 study by researchers at University of California San Francisco: 1. Physicians with access to ambient AI scribes generated 5.8% more […]

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