AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPediatric Care: IU School of Medicine researchers will lead a five-year, $7 million NIH study to train primary-care clinicians to diagnose autism. The project will involve nearly 200 clinicians in Indiana, Massachusetts and Tennessee, aiming to improve access for families facing specialist shortages, especially in rural and underserved areas. Parkview Services: Fort Wayne-based Parkview has restored MyChart refills, messaging and appointment scheduling after a network outage, but billing and video visits remain offline. The health system says there is no indication patient data was compromised; the outage’s cause is still unclear. Rural Hospitals: Parkview’s planned acquisition of Tennessee-based Ovation Healthcare could help it build a broader platform for supporting rural hospitals. Insurance Industry: Indianapolis-based Elevance Health reported third-quarter revenue of $51.43 billion and adjusted earnings of $6.99 per share, beating analyst expectations, and forecast full-year earnings of $29 per share.
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