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Oklahoma hospital evacuated for bomb threat 1 day after initiating lockdown
McCurtain Memorial Hospital in Idabel, Okla. — a community that has been under scrutiny since the release of recordings from a county meeting allegedly revealed racist and threatening statements — was evacuated April 18 due to a bomb threat. -
Alabama community hospital treats 15 teens wounded in mass shooting
Lake Martin Community Hospital in Dadeville, Ala., treated 15 teenagers who were shot during a birthday party at a nearby dance studio April 15. -
HCA Florida hospital opens freestanding ER
HCA Florida Mercy Hospital in Miami opened a 10,000-square-foot freestanding emergency room April 17. -
Oklahoma hospital placed on lockdown as precaution for protests
McCurtain Memorial Hospital in Idabel, Okla., was placed on lockdown starting at 7 a.m. April 17 at the direction of its CEO, Brian Whitfield, according to a news release on the hospital's Facebook page. -
Flooding spurs Broward Health to cancel outpatient care
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Broward Health Medical Center canceled outpatient services April 13 after much of the South Florida city dealt with flooding from more than two feet of rainfall. -
NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan opens dedicated gender-affirming care center
New York City-based NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan opened its comprehensive Pride Health Center April 13 to house its LGBTQ services. -
Florida hospital to add 102 beds
Sarasota (Fla.) Memorial Hospital's Venice campus is opening a 102-bed patient tower next summer. -
Yale New Haven Hospital closes ED annex
Yale New Haven Hospital "ceased use" of its emergency use annex April 11 amid discussions to extend its Certificate of Occupancy. -
Michigan hospital lifts lockdown after suspected 'swatting' incident
E.W. Sparrow Hospital in Lansing, Mich., was placed on lockdown April 10 after reports of a man with an AR-15 and a bomb threat against the facility, the Lansing State Journal reported. The lockdown ended when police officers cleared the hospital. -
Stryker support surfaces prevent patient injury and reduce operating costs
Whether through pressure injury prevention, fall prevention, infection prevention or safe patient handling initiatives, Stryker's mission is to do everything possible to provide the optimal experience and best possible outcomes for customers, clinicians, and patients. -
7 hospitals, systems ending obstetric services
Here are seven hospitals and systems ending or diverting labor and delivery services since Feb. 27: -
Michigan physician network forms joint venture with value-based care platform
Agilon Health is partnering with a West Michigan physician network to boost value-based care outcomes, particularly among seniors. -
Connecticut Children's, Hartford HealthCare partner to open fetal care center
Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare and Hartford-based Connecticut Children's are partnering to offer what will be the only fetal care center in New England with a dedicated delivery unit. -
Michigan hospital closes inpatient behavioral health unit
Chelsea (Mich.) Hospital is closing its inpatient behavioral health unit and moving 12 of its beds to Trinity Health Ann Arbor, Chelsea Update reported March 25. -
Mississippi medical center opens field hospital for tornado victims
Jackson-based University of Mississippi Medical Center is partnering with state agencies to deploy a mobile field hospital after tornadoes devastated the northern region of the state, Mississippi Today reported April 3. -
Mount Hood maternity center continues to divert patients as authorities question safety
Gresham, Ore.-based Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center is continuing to divert patients away from its labor and delivery services even as the Oregon Health Authority questions the safety of doing so. -
2 Boston-area hospitals are closed, delaying care for some patients
A Boston suburb is experiencing long ambulance wait times after severe flooding closed its hospital in 2020 and a transformer fire shut down a nearby suburb's hospital in February 2023. -
Man in custody after locking himself in Albany Medical Center hospital room
A 61-year old man is in custody after he barricaded himself in a hospital room at Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center, where his mother was a patient, and with a gun reportedly in the room, according to a March 27 WNYT report. -
Albany Medical Center on lockdown after reports of person with gun inside hospital
Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center was on lockdown the afternoon of March 27 after a report of a person inside the hospital with a gun, Spectrum News reported. -
Prisma Health hospital to reopen ED after 3 years
A partnership with Greenville County, S.C., has allowed Prisma Health to reopen the emergency department at North Greenville Hospital in Travelers Rest, S.C., which closed in 2020 to care for COVID-19 patients.
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