A national provider identifier (NPI) is a unique ten-digit identification number required by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) for covered healthcare providers in the United States.
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A new CMS Innovation Center model plans to reduce healthcare fraud, waste and abuse in Traditional Medicare by using AI to ...
Researchers examined recommendations for lung cancer screening to demonstrate how expanding preventive screening advisory can ...
Although the urgent care patient experience is still generally good, more online provider reviews mention misdiagnosis issues.
New research shows psychiatric treatment recommendations by LLMs are prone to racial bias, highlighting the importance of AI ...
Drive Health, Google and the state of Illinois are working together to launch an agentic AI nurse tool to boost maternal health ...
Criminals are impersonating health insurers and sending fraudulent fax requests for medical records and documentation as part of ...
A Texas U.S. district judge struck down the 2024 modifications to the HIPAA Privacy Rule that aimed to strengthen protections for...
Researchers have found that digital assessments for mild cognitive impairment are feasible within primary care, with high patient...
A new study shows that a virtual, at-home acute care program could save millions, but financial viability depends on payer mix, ...