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8 healthcare companies on CNBC's 'Disruptor 50' list
Eight healthcare companies were named to CNBC's "Disruptor 50" list for 2021. -
10 healthiest, unhealthiest states, ranked by Sharecare
Massachusetts ranked as the healthiest state in the U.S. last year, according to a report published May 25 by digital health company Sharecare in partnership with the Boston University School of Public Health. -
10 most, least racially inclusive hospitals: Lown Institute
A new ranking from the Lown Institute, a nonpartisan healthcare think tank, examines racial inclusivity of more than 3,200 U.S. hospitals to assess which are best at serving the people of color in their communities. -
Total healthcare employment, by state
California has the most healthcare employees of any U.S. state, according to a ranking Kaiser Family Foundation released May 24. -
5 best, worst states for physicians to practice in 2021
Minnesota is the best state to practice medicine in 2021, and West Virginia is the worst, according to Medscape rankings released May 24. -
Preventable hospitalizations: All 50 states, ranked
Hawaii is home to the fewest preventable hospitalizations in the nation per 1,000 Medicare patients, whereas Minnesota most exceeds the national average of 42.37. -
Most active healthcare investors, ranked by CB Insights
OrbiMed Advisors was the most active healthcare investor in the first quarter of 2021, backing 25 companies, according to a new report from CB Insights. -
12 top hospitals, health systems for diversity
DiversityInc honored 12 hospitals and health systems for diversity in the company's 2021 rankings. -
20 largest healthcare companies in the world for 2021
Forbes released its 19th annual list of the 2,000 largest public companies in the world, with 20 healthcare companies in the top 200. -
10 states where hospitals are best, worst at avoiding overuse
Hospitals in the South are worse at avoiding unnecessary tests and procedures than those in the North, according to a ranking from the Lown Institute. -
States with the most, fewest overdose deaths per capita
West Virginia has the most drug overdose deaths per capita, according to an analysis by WalletHub, a personal finance website. -
Pfizer vaccine authorized for adolescents — which states have most newly eligible kids?
The FDA expanded its emergency use authorization of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for children age 12 to 15 on May 10. -
States, DC ranked by total medical school grads
New York had the most medical school graduates in 2019 of all states, according to a ranking Kaiser Family Foundation released May 7. -
Measuring what matters: How hospital rankings are evolving
Hospital rankings serve as indicators of how organizations are performing compared to their peers, and they have historically been focused on outcomes and patient safety. -
10 best, worst states for healthcare jobs
Massachusetts is the best state to pursue a healthcare career in, while Wyoming is the worst state, according to a new ranking from software development firm Arkenea. -
How CMS ranked US News' 20 Honor Roll hospitals
CMS updated its Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings April 28, and 11 of U.S. News & World Report's 2020-21 20 Honor Roll hospitals received a five-star rating. -
States ranked by average hospitalizations for firearm injury
Between 2006 and 2016, 547,821 inpatient hospitalizations in the U.S. were for a firearm injury, according to a new database from the Rand Corp., a healthcare policy think tank. -
10 best, worst states to work for nurses
Arizona is the best state to work as a nurse and Maryland is the worst, according to an analysis by WalletHub, a personal finance website. -
10 top hospitals for avoiding unnecessary services: Lown Institute
A new ranking from the Lown Institute, a nonpartisan healthcare think tank, lists which hospitals in the U.S. are the best for avoiding overuse of low-value tests and procedures. -
The nation's top 27 patient-recommended hospitals, pre-pandemic
The following hospitals were the top patient-recommended hospitals in 2019, according to the most recent Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems — or HCAHPS — scores. Louisiana, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania each had three highly recommended hospitals, more than any other state.
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