Overview
Fewer patients are dying from conditions acquired while staying in the nation’s hospitals, according to a new federal report. Statistics from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) show that an estimated 87,000 fewer patients died in hospitals and nearly $20 billion in health care costs were saved as a result of a reduction in hospital-acquired conditions from 2010 to 2014.
Unlocking Claims Efficiency: Strategies for Addressing Roadblocks in Your Digital Transformation Journey
Stop Catastrophic Claims Indicators from Slipping through the Cracks
Staying Afloat: The Murky Waters of Flood Disaster Recovery