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Georgia hospital to abruptly close operating room
Employees at WellStar Atlanta Medical Center South in East Point, Ga., received less than one week's notice that the hospital's operating room is shutting down, according to Atlanta TV station WXIA. -
New York hospital to end lung program after Catholic Health layoff announcement
Kenmore (N.Y.) Mercy Hospital, part of Buffalo, N.Y.-based Catholic Health, said it is discontinuing its voluntary lung health maintenance program. -
Grady Memorial flood overwhelms Atlanta hospitals, prompts state of emergency declaration
The governor of Georgia issued a state of emergency Dec. 13 after flooding damaged 222 inpatient rooms at Atlanta-based Grady Memorial Hospital, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. -
California physician group with 5,300 patients closes with no notice
A neurologist group in Pismo Beach, Calif., that serves more than 5,300 patients abruptly closed in late November, according to the San Luis Obispo Tribune. -
Shuttered California hospital to reopen in 2020
The shuttered Community Hospital of Long Beach (Calif.) is expected to reopen to patients in 2020, according to The Long Beach Post. -
Burst water pipe forces Grady Memorial to redirect patients
Atlanta-based Grady Memorial Hospital has been diverting patients to other hospitals since a water pipe burst at the facility Dec. 7, reports the Atlanta Journal Constitution. -
Pennsylvania hospital ordered to shut down ER, inpatient services
Citing citing serious violations of the state health law, Pennsylvania's health department ordered Ellwood City (Pa.) Medical Center to cease inpatient and emergency services last week, according to KDKA, a Pittsburgh-based CBS affiliate. -
Patient, medics injured in IU Health ambulance crash
A patient and three medics were injured after an IU Health ambulance collided with a semitruck in Blackford County, Ind., according to local news station WRTV. -
'Chemical warfare' threat prompts evacuation at Yale New Haven Hospital
Yale New Haven (Conn.) Hospital evacuated part of its emergency department Nov. 25 due to a potential hazmat situation, reports NBC Connecticut. -
California hospital reopens with help from Kaiser, Sutter Health
Healdsburg (Calif.) District Hospital was one of three hospitals that closed in October due to the Kincade fire. While the other two hospitals reopened within days of the fire risk passing, Healdsburg District Hospital was shut down for nearly a month, according to The Press Democrat. -
South Carolina hospital discharges homeless patient in Uber
Anderson, S.C.-based AnMed Health Medical Center placed a discharged homeless patient in an Uber with no final destination set other than a nearby pharmacy, reports The Greenville News. -
North Carolina hospital to end gynecology, obstetrics services
Erlanger Western Carolina Hospital in Murphy, N.C., will discontinue gynecology and obstetrics services next month, according to North Carolina Health News. -
2 dead in shooting at North Carolina medical clinic
Two people were fatally shot Nov. 25 outside a Durham, N.C.-based medical clinic affiliated with the University of North Carolina, according to USA Today. -
Minnesota hospital brawl prompts 2-hour ER lockdown
The emergency room of North Memorial Health Hospital in Robbinsdale, Minn., was on lockdown for about two hours after a brawl erupted Nov. 21, a spokesperson confirmed to Becker's Hospital Review. -
Hazmat situation prompts ambulance diversions at Rhode Island hospital
Providence, R.I.-based Miriam Hospital went on a brief diversion Nov. 20 due to a possible fentanyl exposure, according to CBS and MyNetworkTV affiliate WPRI 12. -
Washington hospital cancels 140+ elective surgeries after plastic found on trays
Puyallup, Wash.-based MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital is canceling more than 140 elective surgeries after flecks of plastic were found on some surgical trays, according to local news station KIRO 7. -
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital treats victims of California school shooting
Five people were taken to Valencia, Calif.-based Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital after a Nov. 14 shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, Calif., according to the Los Angeles Times. -
Mayo Clinic to end surgical services at 2 hospitals
Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic will stop providing surgical services at two of its Minnesota hospitals, according to The Mankato Free Press. -
Air ambulance costs more than doubled between 2007 and 2018
As the use of air ambulances declined from 2008-17, the cost of an air ambulance trip more than doubled, according to a Health Care Cost Institute analysis published Nov. 7. -
Explosive devices found at Wisconsin hospital
Police found two explosive devices at Ascension NE Wisconsin Mercy Hospital in Oshkosh on Nov. 6, according to the Oshkosh Northwestern.
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