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Jul 24 2013

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Medsynergies, a provider of health care revenue and performance enhancement products, raised $65 million in additional financing.

Jul 24 2013

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Arbormetrix, a provider of health care analytics products and services, has raised $7 million in  a Series B financing led by RPM Ventures.

Jul 22 2013

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A new survey conducted by LocumTenens suggests that doctors are confused about the reform law and dubious that it will be implemented on time or well.

Jul 18 2013

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UnitedHealth Group reported earnings ahead of expectations and revenue slightly below.

Jul 17 2013

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A New York Times article reports that individual health insurance rates may drop dramatically for some New Yorkers when the exchange opens this fall, but only 17,000 people currently have individual insurance in NY, due to onerous regulations, and the new plans may have lower benefits and narrower networks.

Jul 16 2013

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A Government Accounting Office report finds that Medicare is paying substantially more than it otherwise would because of pathologist self-referral practices.

Jul 15 2013

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Abbott is spending about $560 million on two acquisitions:  one of a laser cataract surgery company and one of a stent for peripheral arterial disease.

Jul 15 2013

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Blue Cross of Michigan says that its medical home arrangements with providers have saved $155 million over three years but this doesn’t appear to be based on a study, just on an estimate.

Jul 14 2013

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In a NEJM perspective, noted health economist Victor Fuchs cautions against reading too much into the recent slowdown in health spending, noting the close correlation between GDP, which has not fully rebounded, and health costs.

Jul 13 2013

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A Wall Street Journal article highlights the use of work site clinics to treat not only work-related and minor injuries, but increasingly to help manage chronic conditions.

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Kevin RocheThe Healthy Skeptic is a website about the health care system, and is written by Kevin Roche, who has many years of experience working in the health industry. Mr. Roche is available to assist health care companies through consulting arrangements through Roche Consulting, LLC and may be reached at khroche@healthy-skeptic.com.

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