Over the last 12 months, several major health systems have begun doubling down on ambulatory care as it has continued to grow in popularity and demonstrate lower costs compared to inpatient hospitals.

Ambulatory clinic settings pose unique challenges to mitigating patients’ fall risks, but these interventions can help ensure patient safety.

Ambulatory care is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the health care industry. It is also the most expensive—by a landslide.

Family nurse practitioners primarily practice in ambulatory-care settings, such as primary care clinics, physician offices, HMOs, outpatient clinics, schools, nursing centers, emergency departments, ...

Employment in some parts of healthcare hit a low in the spring of 2020 and then began to recover. Other types of jobs took ...

The U.S. created a fewer than expected 151,000 jobs in February, according to a Friday report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The unemployment rate was 4.1%.

Nursing and residential care facility employment in January exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time, according to ...

The ambulatory services complex at the ... overhauled to provide ambulatory surgery services, urgent care and potentially skilled nursing services. The health system is also renovating a medical ...

Nursing home care spending grew by 6.9% year over year in December, with 62% of the increase due to increased utilization rather than price increases.