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5 most expensive, affordable cities to raise a child
GOBankingRates released a study May 15 that determined the total cost of raising a child in America's 50 largest cities, based on both childcare costs and cost of living for each city. -
10 best cities to start a career
Among 182 cities — including the 150 most populated U.S. cities, plus at least two of the most populated cities in each state — Atlanta is the best city to start a career, according to an analysis released May 13 by WalletHub. -
168 top maternity hospitals, state by state
Newsweek has released its third annual list of best maternity hospitals in the U.S., and 404 hospitals made the ranking. -
States with the highest, lowest household income needed to be middle class
GOBankingRates released a study May 7 that determined the household income needed to be middle class in each state. -
Top-paying cities for medical techs
Most of the top-paying cities for medical technicians are in California, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. -
10 best, worst entry-level jobs
Engineer I is the best entry-level job, and welder I is the worst, according to an analysis released May 7 by Wallethub. -
10 best, worst states for nurse work environment
Washington and Massachusetts have the most favorable working conditions for nurses, according to WalletHub's 2024 ranking of the best and worst states for nurses. -
10 best states for healthcare: US News
Among states, Hawaii ranks No. 1 overall for healthcare, according to U.S. News & World Report's annual best states rankings published May 7. -
10 best, worst states for mental healthcare
Five of the top 10 best states for mental healthcare are in the Northeast, and six of the top 10 worst states for mental healthcare are in the South, according to a new Forbes Advisoranalysis. -
Star ratings of Leapfrog's 25 straight-'A' and 'F' hospitals
A comparison of data from CMS and The Leapfrog Group suggests that a hospital's strong performance in one national quality rating system does not necessarily mean it will be a top performer in another. -
15 metro areas with the highest percentage of Leapfrog 'A' hospitals
As part of The Leapfrog Group's spring safety grades, the organization released a new ranking of metropolitan areas with the highest percentage of hospitals that earned an 'A'. -
Major cities with the highest, lowest salaries singles need to live comfortably
GOBankingRates released a new study April 30 that determined the minimum salary a single adult would need to live comfortably in 100 major U.S. cities. -
Top 50 cities for startups
San Francisco and New York City top the list of the best cities for startups, according to PitchBook. -
Where are Leapfrog's 10 'F' hospitals?
Three California hospitals and three New York hospitals made the list of the 10 nationwide to receive an "F" grade in The Leapfrog Group's spring safety rankings, released May 1. -
Where are Leapfrog's 15 straight-'A' hospitals?
The Leapfrog Group has bestowed 15 U.S. hospitals with consecutive "A" safety grades since 2012. -
51 most livable US cities
Two of the five most livable American cities are located in Indiana. -
Best, worst states for nurses in 2024
WalletHub has deemed Washington the best state for nurses to practice in 2024 — a recognition based on an analysis of earnings, job growth and working conditions. -
41 hospitals, health systems among Forbes' best employers for diversity
Forbes released its seventh annual ranking of the nation's best employers for diversity on April 23, and the rankings include 41 hospitals and health systems. -
Best states to retire, per Gen X and boomers
Upon retirement, baby boomers and Gen Xers would overwhelmingly prefer to live in Southern states, according to a recent survey from GoBankingRates. -
45 top healthcare workplaces for mental well-being: Newsweek
Newsweek has named 45 hospitals and health systems among its 750 greatest employers for mental well-being.
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