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Sharon (Pa.) Regional Medical Center has begun the process to suspend hospital services. Broader acute care and outpatient operations, and…
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A patient calls to confirm a Thursday appointment, then mentions chest pain that started that morning. What the voice agent on the line does next depends on decisions made long before the call. Healthcare is putting AI on the phone,…
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Most large health systems can finally see what’s happening across their operations in real time. The harder question is what to do with that information. As census climbs faster than revenue and the number of staffed beds shrinks, visibility alone…
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When the START Center for Cancer Care hit the ceiling on infusion capacity, the obvious fix was also the most expensive: build more space. Two high-volume infusion centers were straining against their limits, with one nearly out of room to…
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More patients and larger footprints no longer guarantee stronger hospital margins. With labor and supply costs rising faster than reimbursement, growth can intensify financial pressures rather than ease them, forcing health systems to rethink the economics of expansion. At Cleveland…
Gaithersburg, Md.-based Adventist HealthCare has named Ryan Tyner, MD, its physician enterprise president, to also serve as system chief physician executive. In the role, Dr. Tyner will take on some quality responsibilities previously held by Chief Medical Officer Patsy McNeil,…
Hawaii and Louisiana continue to report the highest percent of influenza-like illnesses as the U.S. experiences an earlier-than-usual flu season. The CDC defines influenza-like illness, or ILI, as a fever of 100 degrees or greater, along with a cough and/or…
Most health systems still plan around instinct. Atlantic Health System spent nearly a decade replacing it with evidence. For close to nine years, Atlantic Health System has put demand forecasting at the center of strategic planning. In this fireside chat,…
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Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health signed a definitive agreement Nov. 4 to transfer three North Dakota hospitals to Grand Forks-based Altru Health System, according to a news release shared with Becker’s. The agreement, which is set to close in early 2027, includes…
Great Falls, Mont.-based Benefis Health System will cut and consolidate several services starting Dec. 19. According to an email sent to Benefis staff, the decision was made to keep the system from moving into an operating loss and to prepare…
On Jan. 1, Medicare’s negotiated prices for 15 more drugs take effect, including the semaglutide products Ozempic, Wegovy and Rybelsus. They join the 10 drugs whose first-round negotiated prices took effect this year. For hospital pharmacies, the date matters twice:…
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