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Ariadne Labs Names John Maraganore to Advisory Board - Vimarsana News

Ariadne Labs Names John Maraganore to Advisory Board

/PRNewswire/ -- Ariadne Labs today announced John Maraganore, PhD, as a new member of its Advisory Board. In joining the Advisory Board, Dr. Maraganore will...

Suzanne Gordon on VA Care versus Private Health Care - Vimarsana News

Suzanne Gordon on VA Care versus Private Health Care

Which delivers better outcomes – health care through the Veterans Administration or through the private health insurance system? Most Americans would say that the private health care system delivers better outcomes. Suzanne Gordon says – not true. Gordon is the author of Wounds of War: How the VA Delivers Health, Healing, and Hope to the…

Honoring extraordinary contributions - Vimarsana News

Honoring extraordinary contributions

This year we honor three longtime leaders—Dr. Don Berwick, former CEO of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement; Nancy Schlichting, former CEO of the Henry Ford Health System; and the late C. Duane Dauner, former CEO of the California Hospital Association.

Senate Passes Short-Term CR, CMS Reconsiders Contracting Model - Vimarsana News

Senate Passes Short-Term CR, CMS Reconsiders Contracting Model

The Senate passed a short-term continuing resolution this week, preventing a government shutdown and extending federal funding through March 11. The chamber also confirmed Robert Califf to be the next Food and Drug Administration Commissioner.

Biden administration weighs changes to Trump-era Medicare policy - Vimarsana News

Biden administration weighs changes to Trump-era Medicare policy

The Trump program allows private companies to participate in Medicare as part of a broader health department effort to improve care while limiting the government's costs.