Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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ChristianaCare, GoHealth to open more clinics
ChristianaCare and GoHealth Urgent Care are expanding their partnership to open four new locations July 14. -
Mass General home care nurses unionize
Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham's home care nurses have joined the Massachusetts Nurses Association. -
UVM Medical Center nurses to hold 5-day strike
Members of the Vermont Federation of Nurses and Health Professionals at Burlington, Vt.-based UVM Medical Center have shared plans to hold a five-day strike starting July 12.
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101 CFO moves in 2024
The following hospital and health system CFO moves have been shared with or reported by Becker's this year: -
Geisinger sued by patients over vendor data breach
Former patients are joining a class action lawsuit filed against Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger asking for compensation after a data breach that affected around 1 million patients, according to a report from local NBC affiliate WJAC. -
Mississippi hospital taps CFO from Methodist LeBonheur
Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi in Oxford has appointed Robyn Dorris CFO. -
Geriatric care gets $200M boost from White House
The Biden administration is investing more than $200 million in programs to train primary care physicians in age-friendly care for older adults.
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3 CFO moves in 1 day
The first day of July saw a significant amount of movement for hospital and health system CFOs. -
10 RCM headlines to know from June
From HFMA announcing the 2024 MAP Award winners to three health systems naming new leaders, here are 10 RCM headlines to know from June: -
Hospitals brace for July 4th injury spike
Hospitals across the country are finalizing staffing plans and issuing public warnings on fireworks safety ahead of the July Fourth holiday, when an average of around 91,000 patients visit emergency departments. -
FTC probes Teva over drug patents
The FTC has launched a probe into Teva Pharmaceuticals over contested drug patents the company refuses to remove from a federal registry, The Washington Post reported July 1.
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Patients express frustration over stress, chronic illness mix-ups
Studies have found that stress is linked with many chronic diseases, but many physicians do not provide enough education to patients on managing stress, The New York Times reported June 27. -
Howard Brown Health laying off 7% of workforce
Chicago-based Howard Brown Health is laying off 43 employees, representing 7 percent of its workforce. -
Cano Health exits bankruptcy
Miami-based Cano Health has emerged from Chapter 11 as a reorganized private company focused on providing quality care in the Florida market. -
Median hospital margins hit 5%, but are still volatile
Median hospital margins increased to 5% year to date in May, but long term trends show persistent month over month instability, according to Strata Decision's Monthly Healthcare Industry Financial Benchmarks. -
Novant revamps leadership team amid expansion
Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health has made several changes to its executive leadership team. -
The GLP-1 coverage dilemma for employers
Big costs require big decisions, as illustrated by how GLP-1s are causing leaders of hospital employee health plans to rethink their coverage plans. -
Cleveland Clinic reports 100% satisfaction in 5 labor & delivery metrics
Cleveland Clinic is set to expand its rollout of a unique labor and delivery initiative, which led to a reduction in Cesarean section rates and a boost in patient satisfaction, to three other hospitals, it announced July 1. -
Arizona hospital names CEO
Brett Lee has been appointed CEO of Northwest Medical Center Houghton in Tucson, Ariz. -
Ransomware gang claims hack on Pennsylvania hospital
The Monti ransomware group claimed responsibility for a data breach at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Honesdale, Pa., Security Affairs reported July 1.
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