Manatt Health’s “Meeting Patient Expectations and Improving Patient Experience During Cancer Treatment” outlines strategies hospital cancer programs can employ to advance patient-centered care and develop long-term relationships with patients.

Scientific advances have led to a significant reduction in cancer mortality and increased survival rates,  yet the number of annual cancer diagnoses continues to grow, with over two million new diagnoses expected in 2024.

Community health workers (CHWs) are frontline public health workers who come from and/or have deep roots in the communities they serve.

The past 20 years have brought tremendous progress in cancer outcomes with improved screening and new treatments, such as immunotherapy, but with these innovations and our country’s aging population, escalating care costs and quality variation continue to confound the system.

On Saturday, September 19, the Department of Health & Human Services released long-awaited guidance on annual reporting requirements for providers that receive payments from the Provider Relief Fund.

Editor's Note: In the March issue of "Health Update," Manatt Health introduced a new report prepared for the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) that examines the potential for an enhanced partnership between academic nursing and academic health centers around the ...

Manatt is thrilled to announce Manatt’s 2024 Honor Roll, which recognizes professionals across the Firm who have donated their time and talent to our pro bono efforts.

Brenda Pawlak was named as a 2023 Top Consultant for “Excellence in Client Service” by Consulting Magazine. 

Brenda Pawlak was named to Consulting Magazine’s list of 2023 Top Consultants for Excellence in Client Services, which honors trusted advisors who drive innovation, uphold the highest levels of client service and create positive change for the industry.  

Manatt Health managing director Brenda Pawlak spoke with HealthLeaders about the Supreme Court’s pivotal California v. Texas case, and how its decision might impact hospitals and health systems. In the article, Pawlak said that if the law is overturned, there could be “serious ...