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The federal government wants to drive down prescription drug costs. What's the plan? We'll answer that and other questions in this week's Top Stories, including: How is Bright Heath faring? And what are providers doing with Epic software? For more news and features from Jeff Lagasse, visit Healthcare Finance News.

Healthcare enablement software company Florence, which focuses largely on workflow automation, has acquired Zipnosis, an asynchronous-first virtual care solution, in what it said was an all-cash deal, although the financial terms were not disclosed. Florence acquired Zipnosis from insurtech Bright Heath, which has been struggling financially and has been selling off various

/PRNewswire/ -- RightMove Powered by HSS, a nationwide provider of virtual musculoskeletal physical therapy co-founded by Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS)...

/PRNewswire/ -- Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS), the worlds leading academic medical center specializing in musculoskeletal health, today announced a $21M...

Like many health insurers before it, Minneapolis-based Bright Health is making a bid for a piece of the primary care business.

Free water and dates for workers ending their fast at clinics Saman Haziq/Dubai Filed on May 8, 2021 | Last updated on May 8, 2021 at 12.13 am A worker receives water and dates to end fast from a staff at a Right Health clinic. — Supplied photo UAE-based healthcare provider offers workers an opportunity to end their fast comfortably at their 60 clinics Around 10,000 blue-collar workers are expected to avail of free water and dates being offered by UAE-based healthcare provider Right H...