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Prisma Health introduces at-home medical exam kits
Greenville, S.C.-based Prisma Health launched a program to offer medical exam kits that patients can use at home to help collect data for provider use, according to an Aug. 22 press release. -
Northwestern Medicine suspends newborn services, inpatient obstetrics at Valley West Hospital
Northwestern Medicine Valley West Hospital in Sandwich, Ill., temporarily suspended inpatient obstetrics and newborn services, according to a statement shared with Becker's on Sept. 7. -
Illinois hospital to close labor and delivery unit
Memorial Hospital in Carthage, Ill., will join the recent string of labor and delivery unit closures, NBC affiliate WGEM reported Sept. 6. -
IU Health prepares with stricter abortion law set to take effect
In 2021, less than 2 percent of Indiana's abortions were performed in hospitals, according to the state's health department. As of Sept. 15, however, abortions in the state can be performed only in hospitals, and Indiana's largest health system is working to adjust to what likely will be an increased workload, the Indianapolis Star reported Sept. 1. -
4 health organizations form neonatal partnership in West Texas
Four health organizations have partnered to expand neonatal care at Midland (Texas) Memorial Hospital beginning Sept. 3. -
Salt Lake Regional Medical Center ends labor and delivery services
Salt Lake Regional Medical Center closed its maternity ward Sept.1 due to the state's declining fertility rate, The Salt Lake Tribune reported Sept. 2. -
Mayo Clinic ending baby deliveries at 2 Wisconsin hospitals
Mayo Clinic Health System is ending labor and delivery services at its hospitals in Barron and Menomonie, Wis. -
How hospitals are responding to the water crisis in Mississippi
Hospitals are navigating a water crisis in Jackson, Miss., after the city's main water treatment facility began failing Aug. 29. -
Police investigate report of bomb threat at Boston Children's
A bomb threat investigated by police Aug. 30 at Boston Children's Hospital was a false alarm, officials said, according to The Boston Globe. -
17 hospitals scaling back care
Several hospitals are scaling back services for a variety of reasons, including financial challenges and staffing issues. -
Washington state county to start medical respite program for homeless people
The Clallam County (Wash.) Health and Human Services Department will receive $483,320 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to develop a two-year homeless medical respite program, Peninsula Daily News reported Aug. 30. -
2 HCA hospitals will combine NICUs
Chippenham Hospital and Johnston-Willis Hospital, both in Richmond, Va., will consolidate their neonatal intensive care unit services to one unit at Johnston-Willis, CBS affiliate WTVR reported Aug. 29. -
Seattle hospital no longer turning away nonurgent patients
Harborview Medical Center in Seattle has again started accepting patients who are not in need of urgent care, after temporarily diverting such patients to other healthcare facilities amid capacity issues, The Seattle Times reported Aug. 30. -
Hackensack Meridian will keep child care centers open
Edison, N.J.-based Hackensack Meridian Health will keep child care centers operated on-site at its hospitals open for the 2022-23 school year and beyond. -
Novavax COVID-19 vaccinations available at military medical facilities
The Defense Department is now offering Novavax as an option for COVID-19 vaccinations, according to an Aug. 29 news release. -
California health system eliminates geriatric psychiatric services
Palomar Medical Center in Poway, Calif., will close its 17-bed geriatric psychiatric space on or before Oct. 31, according to an Aug. 24 public notice from Escondido, Calif.-based Palomar Health. -
Trinity Health System to operate clinic on Franciscan University campus
Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health System will operate the health clinic at the Franciscan University of Steubenville (Ohio), according to an Aug. 26 report from The Weirton Daily Times. -
'It happens all the time': UPMC, Allegheny Health Network see discharge delays from lack of space at nursing homes
Pittsburgh area hospitals are experiencing significant delays when discharging patients because of nursing home closures and a lack of staff at long-term care facilities, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Aug. 29. -
Florida hospital closes ED
ShorePoint Health Venice (Fla.) is no longer offering emergency services. -
UNC Health Rex to close inpatient pediatric unit
Raleigh, N.C.-based UNC Health Rex will close its pediatric unit Aug. 31.
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