Fifteen people were taken to University Medical Center of El Paso Aug. 3 after a gunman opened fire at a nearby Walmart, killing 22 people and injuring more than two dozen, reports The Washington Post.

UnityPoint Health-Marshalltown in Iowa will shutter its birthing unit and Women's Health Clinic at the end of September, citing a decrease in deliveries, reports the Times-Republican.

About 200 people were evacuated after a small fire broke out at Children's Hospital Los Angeles' main campus on Aug. 5, according to CW affiliate KTLA.

Chicago-based Mount Sinai Hospital temporarily stopped accepting patients Aug. 4 because it reached capacity following several local shootings, according to CNN.

The only urgent care clinic in Teller County, Colo., will close July 31, leaving patients with no options for same-day treatment except a hospital emergency room, according to The Gazette.

A small fire forced Columbia, Mo.-based Women's and Children's Hospital to relocate some pediatric patients July 29, reports the Columbian Missourian.

Finding a rural hospital in Wisconsin that provides obstetrics has become increasingly harder, according to the Wisconsin State Journal, which cites a report by the Wisconsin Office of Rural Health.

The emergency room at Somerville (Mass.) Hospital is closing and being replaced with an urgent care center, according to MassLive. 

A small fire forced Largo (Fla.) Medical Center to relocate nearly 20 patients July 18, reports ABC affiliate WFTS.

Indianapolis-based Riley Hospital for Children shut down its 20-bed psychiatric unit this spring, just three years after the facility opened in 2016, according to The Indianapolis Star.

Hahnemann University Hospital ended some services July 17, and the Philadelphia-based hospital will continue to scale back services until it closes in early September, according to WPVI-TV.

NYC Health + Hospitals, a network of 11 public hospitals in New York City, will launch a $100 million per year program that aims to reduce the strain on emergency rooms by providing patients better access to primary care Aug. 1, according to The Wall Street Journal.

A FedEx driver transported three patients to Atlanta-based Grady Hospital after a July 15 shooting, reports CNN.

A stray bullet shattered a window and lodged into a wall at Howard University Hospital in Washington, D.C., on the morning of July 15, according to local TV station NBC4.

Los Angeles-based Doctours will expand its online Expedia-like platform for booking medical care trips to 35 countries, according to TechCrunch.

Boston police say a patient repeatedly stabbed an emergency medical technician while traveling in an ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital on July 10, according to The Boston Globe.

Ridgecrest (Calif.) Regional Hospital reopened July 8 after two earthquakes forced the hospital to close, according to a press release obtained by Becker's Hospital Review.

Greensboro, N.C.-based Moses Cone Hospital is changing its emergency policies after a lockdown June 29 created confusion due to "unclear policies and protocols," according to Campus Security & Life Safety.

Philadelphia-based Hahnemann University Hospital, slated to close later this year, has stopped taking critically ill patients in its emergency room, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.

Missouri contains the most Medicare-certified rural health clinics in the U.S. with 369 clinics, according to a ranking from the Kaiser Family Foundation.