Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Former Steward VP joins independent hospital
Holyoke (Mass.) Medical Center has appointed Vishal Tiwari, MD, as its chief medical officer. -
Lawmakers extend telemedicine coverage expansion through March 31
In a move designed to provide continued access to remote healthcare services for millions of Medicare beneficiaries, lawmakers approved a three-month extension of expanded telemedicine coverage, set to last until March 31, The New York Times reported Jan. 6. -
California medical network president dies unexpectedly
Robert Quinn, MD, president of the El Camino Health Medical Network, a network of community-based clinics that is part of Mountain View, Calif.-based El Camino Health, died unexpectedly on Dec. 22 at age 63, according to a LinkedIn post from the health system.
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ChristianaCare medical group executive to retire
Paul Mason will retire Jan. 14 as chief administrative officer of the medical group at Newark, Del.-based ChristianaCare, he shared with Becker's. -
Women's Choice Award honors 441 hospitals for heart care
The Women's Choice Award released its annual list of best hospitals Dec. 15, recognizing nearly 1,500 facilities nationwide for exceptional women's healthcare. -
Inside UPS' healthcare push
UPS is shifting its focus from traditional parcel delivery to building a robust healthcare logistics business in an effort to offset slowing revenue from its core package services, Bloomberg reported Jan. 6. -
Louisiana hospital taps CEO from New Mexico
Frank Corcoran, BSN, has been named CEO of Zachary, La.-based Lane Regional Medical Center, effective Jan. 13.
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Don't 'cannibalize' virtual nurses, nurse leaders say
As health systems tinker with various virtual nursing models, cases for and against on-site programs are emerging. -
New Hampshire OKs HCA purchase of Catholic system
New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella's office has approved Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare's acquisition of Manchester, N.H.-based Catholic Medical Center. -
California system, nonprofits pause lawsuit alleging $1B in misuse
The lawsuit alleging Fresno, Calif.-based Community Health System misused $1 billion in tax dollars has been paused until June while the health system and the nonprofit plaintiffs negotiate privately, Fresnoland reported Jan. 6. -
Novant partners with North Carolina system: 3 things to know
Asheboro, N.C.-based Randolph Health entered into a strategic partnership with Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health on Jan. 6, marked by the opening of a new heart and vascular clinic.
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CommonSpirit Texas hospital to expand services, capacity
Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center in Houston, part of Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, is rolling out three projects aimed at expanding services and enhancing patient experience. -
4 Steward hospital closures in less than 1 year
Dallas-based Steward Health Care has closed four hospitals across Massachusetts and Pennsylvania since the for-profit health system sought Chapter 11 protection on May 6. -
Teladoc marketing leader joins Hackensack Meridian Health
Opeyemi Oluwole has been named chief marketing officer of Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health. -
1st step taken in 2,200-nurse organization drive in Oregon
Nurses from Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, Legacy Emanuel Medical Center and Randall Children's Hospital, all in Portland, Ore., have taken a step toward unionization. -
Maryland system ups minimum wage
Hagerstown, Md.-based Meritus Health has implemented the next phase of its planned minimum wage increase. -
Incoming Tower Health CEO tasked with sustaining turnaround
When Michael Stern joined West Reading, Pa.-based Tower Health in 2022 as executive vice president and COO, the organization was already in the midst of a financial turnaround, led by then-interim CEO Sue Perrotty, a 30-year veteran of the banking industry. -
Top hospitals for 2025, per Women's Choice Awards
The Women's Choice Award released its annual list of best hospitals Dec. 15, recognizing nearly 1,500 facilities nationwide for exceptional women's healthcare. -
OhioHealth taps hospital president for systemwide role
Joy Bischoff, MSN, president of OhioHealth Van Wert Hospital, has been named vice president of enterprise shared services at Columbus-based OhioHealth. -
Physicians sue California hospital over staffing group contract
A group of community physicians has filed a lawsuit against Saint Agnes Medical Center, alleging the Fresno, Calif.-based hospital's new contract with Vituity violates the state's unfair competition laws and will cause disruptions to patient care.
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