HUBER+SUHNER has developed the SENCITY® Road MULTI antenna, the latest addition that completes the SENCITY® Road product family. It enables multiple on-board applications to be hosted in one single antenna. It is designed for commercial vehicles, such as buses, trucks, ambulance cars, forest harvesters, agricultural vehicles and more. Rising data demands are being seen more… Read More »
Dive Brief: U.S. health insurance markets have become increasingly concentrated over the past half decade, according to a new report from the American Medical Association, which argues payer M&A results in rising costs and fewer care options for patients, but largely excludes the impact of provider consolidation in driving those trends. Almost three-fourths of metropolitan… Read More »
BOISE, Idaho — Health care workers in Idaho say they are facing increased animosity from some patients and community members, and they blame misinformation about the pandemic and coronavirus vaccines. Officials at Kootenai Health in Coeur d’Alene, for instance, say some nurses are scared to go to the grocery store unless they have changed out… Read More »
As the baby boomer generation moves into retirement age, it is expected that by the year 2034, older adults (ages 65 and up) will outnumber children in the United States for the first time in history. As the population ages, demand for health care will increase, and rising rates of alcohol use in older adults… Read More »
Dive Brief: Ransomware attacks will continue among large providers for the foreseeable future, and “healthcare systems will need to deploy additional resources to thwart future cybersecurity breaches even as the pandemic continues to use up significant clinical, financial and strategic resources,” according to a new report from Moody’s Investors Service. The organization noted that nonprofit… Read More »
FRIDAY, Oct. 9, 2020 — COVID-19 has led to widespread job loss in the United States. And now a new study reports that when unemployment rates rise, so do hospitalizations of children. For the study, researchers analyzed 12 years of data (2002 to 2014) from 14 states. They found that for every 1% increase in… Read More »