Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. Former Steward VP joins independent hospital

    Holyoke (Mass.) Medical Center has appointed Vishal Tiwari, MD, as its chief medical officer. 
  2. 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. 
  3. 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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  1. 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.
  2. 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. 
  3. 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. 
  4. 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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  1. 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.
  2. 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. 
  3. 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.
  4. 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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  1. 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.
  2. 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. 
  3. Teladoc marketing leader joins Hackensack Meridian Health

    Opeyemi Oluwole has been named chief marketing officer of Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health.
  4. 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.
  5. Maryland system ups minimum wage

    Hagerstown, Md.-based Meritus Health has implemented the next phase of its planned minimum wage increase.
  6. 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. 
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. 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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