Do hospital CEOs make too much?

There’s been angry reaction to the recent revelation that three public hospital CEOs are among the highest paid public employees in California. Is the pay — or the anger — justified? Read more

Fake doctor pleads guilty to theft, illegal drug charges

Kurt Walter Donsbach, of Bonita, California, pleaded guilty to 13 felony counts related to his non-licensed medical practice. Read more

Error-free hospitals: Are you kidding?

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Public health officials in one state are investigating 87 hospitals which haven’t filed a single report of a medical error in the past three years. Read more

Janitor sold patient records for cash

Recycling is great. Selling patient records to unauthorized recycling centers — not so great. Read more

Hospital uses robots to reduce staffing costs

They may not have the greatest bedside manner, but a crew of 19 robots is saving one hospital a lot of money. Read more

Fraudsters selling ‘Obamacare’ insurance to seniors

It was only a matter of time. Read more

Nurses posted dying patient’s graphic photo on Facebook

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Note to emergency room personnel: Refrain from taking grisly photos of dying patients and posting them online. Read more

Nursing home slapped with $670M penalty for understaffing

A lawsuit over the number of hours of care nursing home residents received has concluded with a hefty verdict against the home. Read more

Fines adding up for hospitals that don’t protect patient data

California has assessed five hospitals a combined $675k for allowing unauthorized access to confidential patient information. Read more

California declares whooping cough epidemic

Most patients no longer worry about pertussis, but it’s rearing its head more often lately — with deadly results.  Read more

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