Dave Muoio is a Staff Writer at FierceHealth. He covers a range of topics within health and wellness, healthcare systems, and legal affairs, focusing on healthcare administration, patient care, and public health. His work has been featured in Behavioral Healthcare Executive, OrthoSpineNews, Fierce Pharma, and RamaOnHealthcare.
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Dave Muoio's coverage predominantly focuses on the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, specifically pertaining to hospitals, mergers and acquisitions, healthcare costs, and healthcare technology. His articles frequently cite data and government announcements.
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By: Dave Muoio
Nonprofit hospitals' substantial securities holdings have yielded substantial year-to-year swings in reported investment income, and through 2023
By: Dave Muoio
About 4,000 nurses and another 450 home care clinicians launched a strike Wednesday morning after months of bargaining with employer Mass General Brigham failed to yield a contract deal.
Tampa General Hospital has sued Eli Lilly and Company over the drugmaker's “unconscionable and immoral” rescindment of discounted pricing under the 340B program.
Add Memorial Hermann to the list of health systems winding down their insurance arms “in light of the sustained headwinds facing the health insurance industry.”
By: Dave Muoio
North Carolina's latest budget includes millions of dollars toward a plan that, in a first for the nation, could reopen a shuttered hospital under the federal Rural Emergency Hospital designation.
Hospital dealmaking remained hot during the second quarter of 2026, extending a merger and acquisition rebound that has lately seen more mid-to-large independent systems in pursuit of financial sec
By: Dave Muoio
HCA Healthcare sent out a pre-earnings shockwave Tuesday morning with preliminary second-quarter results suggesting that coverage disruptions from the end of enhanced Affordable Care Act exchange s
By: Dave Muoio
The Trump administration has reaffirmed its pursuit of a sweeping Medicare funding block on providers of pediatric gender-affirming care in response to a report that it planned to abandon the attem
Outpatient drug purchases under the 340B Drug Pricing Program crossed the $100 billion mark across 2025, a roughly 23% increase over the $81.4 billion of 2024, the Health Resources & Services A
By: Dave Muoio
New legislation introduced in the House by leaders of both parties’ doctors caucuses takes a crack at providers’ long-requested overhaul of annual physician payment adjustments.
