Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Kaiser nixes plans for $500M facility
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente has nixed plans for an estimated $500 million facility and intends to sell the 1.6 acre parcel of land meant for the facility in Yesler Terrace, a neighborhood in Seattle. -
Kaiser med school graduates inaugural class
Kaiser Permanente's medical school in Pasadena, Calif., recently graduated its inaugural class of students. -
Baylor Scott & White, Select Medical closing Texas rehab facility, laying off nurses
Dallas-based Baylor Scott & White Health and Mechanicsburg, Pa.-based-Select Medical are closing a co-owned rehabilitation clinic in Flower Mound, Texas, resulting in the termination of 78 employees.
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Providence expands critical care access in Portland with $177M investment
Renton, Wash.-based Providence is upgrading its emergency care and critical cardiac care in Portland, Ore., with a $177 million investment. -
FDA approves self-collection HPV screening test
The FDA approved a human papillomavirus self-collection test that can be gathered in private rooms in primary care offices, urgent care clinics and pharmacies, The Washington Post reported May 15. -
Epic to add data tool for personalized medicine
Epic plans to launch a new personalized care data tool this summer, according to Wis Business News. -
8 health systems seeking revenue cycle vice presidents
Eight hospitals and health systems recently posted job listings seeking revenue cycle vice presidents.
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Corewell Health's operating income down in Q1
Grand Rapids and Southfield, Mich.-based Corewell Health posted an operating income of $65.7 million in the first quarter of 2024, down from $102 million posted over the same period last year, according to the system's May 14 financial report. -
Steward Louisiana hospital's CMS status restored
The Louisiana Department of Health has restored the CMS status of West Monroe, La.-based Glenwood Regional Medical Center, part of financially troubled Dallas-based Steward Health Care, and deemed it in compliance with the state DOH's relevant requirements. -
California system has trouble selling hospitals
Yale New Haven (Conn.) Health's attempt to get out of a deal to acquire three Connecticut hospitals from Los Angeles-based Prospect Medical Holdings has Pennsylvania legislators concerned about Prospect's ability to close a deal in their state, WHYY reported May 15. -
4 cancer vaccine developments
More centers are testing the effectiveness of vaccines on a range of cancers.
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Adena Health hit with False Claims lawsuit
A recently unsealed federal lawsuit is accusing Chillicothe, Ohio-based Adena Health System of performing unnecessary heart surgeries and filing false claims. -
Ascension faces 1st lawsuits over ransomware attack
St. Louis-based Ascension is already facing two proposed class-action lawsuits just days after the cyberattack on the 140-hospital system. -
Mississippi health system confirms ransomware attack
Pascagoula, Miss.-based Singing River Health System has confirmed that its 2023 cybersecurity incident was a ransomware attack. -
HCA nurses vote to remove union
Nurses at Valley Regional Medical Center in Brownsville, Texas, part of Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, voted this month to remove National Nurses United as their exclusive representative. -
Texas hospital to close, lay off 94
Select Specialty Hospital in Longview, Texas, will close on or about June 30, resulting in the termination of 94 employees, Becker's has confirmed. -
Medical City hospital taps assistant CFO
Medical City Fort Worth (Texas) has named Benjamin Baggi assistant CFO. -
The cost of unnecessary hospital days in 8 numbers
Hospitals across the U.S. are having capacity issues, leading to unnecessary stays and higher costs overall. -
Trinity hospital taps HCA exec as president
Trinity Health of New England has named Valerie Powell-Stafford president of Hartford, Conn.-based Saint Francis Hospital, effective June 3. -
17 quick notes on healthcare
1. Healthcare has a simple math problem.
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