The health insurer reversed its coverage denial for imaging of gastric and esophageal oncologic indications, while other restrictions remain in place. 

Private equity acquisitions and consolidation are making it difficult for such practices to compete, but going above and beyond for patients and referrers can bring a strategic advantage.

The immediate-past HHS secretary's plan would have exempt many medical devices from Food and Drug Administration premarket requirements.

Rochelle Park, New Jersey-based Open MRI and Imaging said it was within its rights to take legal action against the insurer and urged a federal judge not to dismiss its claims.

SNMMI, MITA, and others said they are "deeply concerned" about the pandemic's disruption to federal research efforts.

Lags in education and coordination along the reporting chain, among other issues, contributed to the nearly 17-month delay in implementing accurate coding measures, Duke University experts reported.

Researchers hope their findings can motivate radiologists to consider costs from the patient's point of view, they explained Monday.

The average person passed up six places offering cheaper scans compared to where they ultimately received treatment, but experts say providers and insurers are partially to blame.