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A Selzer and Co. poll released by the Iowa Tobacco Prevention Alliance found that 59 percent of respondents believe government has the right to restrict smoking, and 44 percent agree that things in Iowa are …
Medicare regulators on Thursday launched a program to encourage doctors to deliver more follow-up care to patients, which they predict will save the government as much as $960 million over the next three years while …
Dr. Andrea McGuire has been named to the National Advisory Council for Healthcare Research and Quality.
McGuire is the chief medical officer and vice president of medical and network management and risk selection at American …
Des Moines-based Iowa Health System and Methodist Health Services Corp. of Peoria, Ill., have entered into a non-binding letter of intent to explore a strategic partnership between the two health systems, the companies announced today. …
For recovering heart-failure patients, it’s especially important that their doctors maintain a keen eye on their progress.
The Iowa Clinic recently upgraded its remote patient monitoring system so that medical data is now instantaneously transferred …
Mercy Indianola Family Medicine Clinic will have its groundbreaking tomorrow at 3 p.m.
The facility will bring a new urgent care clinic to Indianola and eventually additional medical services and specialties. The building is one …
Twenty-nine Des Moines University (DMU) students will spend their spring break next week in Honduras, providing medical care to those in need. The student group, organized by DMU’s global health department, will be seeing patients …
Insurance regulators in Iowa haven’t determined whether they will seek a piece of nearly $200 million in federal funds designed to make health insurance premiums more transparent or enhance premium review processes in the state. …
If the idea of climbing 41 floors at 801 Grand was too daunting for you, the 2011 Fight for Air stair climb may be more manageable.
On March 27, the American Lung Association will hold …
The U.S. Justice Department said in a court filing Tuesday that it will appeal a federal judge’s Jan. 31 ruling striking down President Barack Obama’s health-care reform legislation. Federal lawyers filed a notice of appeal …
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