11 Ways the CARES Act Impacts Health Care Organizations
By Chris Bell
Partner
Moss Adams Health Care Practice
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law on March 27, 2020, to help individuals and businesses navigate the current economic challenges brought on by COVID-19. Details on how some of these programs will be administered have not yet been announced, but a summary of eleven key provisions health care organizations should pay attention are contained in this article. Read article
Managing Populations through Crisis: Remote Patient Monitoring and Telehealth
By Andrew Snyder, MD, FAAP, Principal & Chief Medical Officer, COPE Health Solutions
By Shanah Tirado, MBA, MPA, Manager, COPE Health Solutions
In merely days, COVID-19 evolved from an international concern to a national emergency here in the United States. Public health officials and hospital administrators across the country are on high alert, frantically building capacity for an escalating crisis and trying to amass critical resources that are not readily available. Read article
4 Ways Lean Health Care Helps Hospitals Confront Sepsis and Other Safety Concerns
By Dahlia Mak
Managing Partner, Lean Health Care Practice, Moss Adams
Overcoming safety challenges will require your organization to make a firm commitment to continuous improvement. While quick fixes can immediately address simple problems, a lean approach to health care works to focus on process and behavior improvements that promote alignment, engagement, and sustained success well into the future. Read article
COVID-19: How Hospitals and Health Systems Can Brace For a Pandemic
By Allen Miller, Principal & CEO, COPE Health Solutions
By Elizabeth DuBois, DNP, FNP-BC, AAHIVS, Vice President, COPE Health Solutions
By Margaret Peterson, PhD, Executive Consultant, COPE Health Solutions
On March 13, 2020, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over the novel coronavirus, making $50 billion available for aid. This includes a requirement for all hospitals to enact their emergency preparedness/operations plans while lifting some regulatory barriers to care delivery that might impede successful crisis response. Read article
Most Downloaded Articles
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- How to Combat Coronavirus Operations Complications By Dahlia Mak, Managing Partner, Lean Health Care Practice, Moss Adams
- COVID-19: How Hospitals and Health Systems Can Brace For a Pandemic By Allen Miller, COPE Health Solutions, Elizabeth DuBois, DNP, FNP-BC, AAHIVS, COPE Health Solutions, Margaret Peterson, PhD, Executive Consultant, COPE Health Solutions
- An Overview of the Nurse Manager’s Guide to Budgeting and Finance 2nd Edition By Al Rundio, PhD, DNP, RN, APRN, NEA-BC, FNAP, FIAAN, FAAN
- How Optional is Optional? The Interim Payment Assessment under the Patient Driven Payment Model By Ellie Tucker, Attorney, Polsinelli and Bragg Hemme, Attorney, Polsinelli
- Overcoming Burnout: Recharging, Reenergizing and Restoring Your Power By Danna Beal, M.Ed.
- Thinking Outside the Excel Spreadsheet: Healing the Workplace Culture By Danna Beal, M.Ed.
- Make a Difference No Matter Where You Are on the Organizational Chart By Danna Beal, M.Ed.
- Trump's New Order For Medicare Packs Potential Rise In Patients' Costs By Julie Appleby, Kaiser Health News
- 2019 Health Care Trends and Critical Success Factors for Health Systems By Alan Miller, CEO, COPE Health Solutions and Cindy Ehnes, Executive Vice President, COPE Health Solutions
- Six Steps to Transition Your Organization Toward Value-Based Care By Karl Rebay, Partner, Moss Adams LLP and Georgia Green, Manager, Health Care Consulting, Moss Adams LLP