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April 12, 2026 Viktor Zarev 0 min read
  1. Hospital M&A roars back to life in Q1 2026.
  2. Judge allows states’ lawsuit over HHS restructuring.
  3. Intuitive Surgical’s rivals eye soft tissue robotic surgery.
  4. OPM is asking for federal workers’ medical records.
  5. Why are hospitals opening post-ICU clinics?
  6. Most health AI users don’t rate chatbots as highly accurate.
  7. Farm bureau plans offer a cheaper ACA alternative.
  8. How Mount Sinai is transforming its revenue cycle.
  9. Chapter’s $100M funding round for Medicare navigation.
  10. CMS unveils first wave of health tech tools.

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