Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Kansas health system names CEO
Amberwell Health, based in Atchison, Kan., has selected Jared Abel as its next CEO. -
Nonprofit hospitals' CEO retention tactics: Lown
As healthcare CEO compensation continues to rise, nonprofit hospitals are turning to alternative methods to remain competitive, according to an April 24 blog post from the Lown Institute. -
AdventHealth's strategy to lower staff turnover
Terry Shaw, president and CEO of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth, has been focused on replenishing the system's workforce and leadership pipeline over the last few years.
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AdventHealth Florida hospital opens $26M expanded patient floor
AdventHealth Apopka (Fla.), part of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth, opened a new $26.3 million patient floor on April 29 that increases the hospital's bed count to 158. -
4 cosmetic procedures linked to infectious outbreaks
The number of complaints from patients who are harmed by complications when undergoing cosmetic procedures has increased in recent years. Complaints have ranged from harm done to patients to infectious disease outbreaks. -
CVS, Cigna's Evernorth lean into Humira biosimilars
As some formularies begin to favor biosimilars, CVS Health and Cigna Group's Evernorth are veering further into the biosimilar business, The Wall Street Journal reported April 29. -
Idaho system reports jump in medical flights for emergency abortions
Boise, Idaho-based St. Luke's Health System has seen a steep increase in the number of patients requiring medical flights out of state for emergency abortions this year, NPR reported April 26.
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Why Ascension partners with Oracle
St. Louis-based Ascension is working with Oracle to build a technology platform to manage capacity, workforce issues and supply chain all in one place, the Nashville Business Journal reported. -
Hacker infiltrates emails of 23 employees at California health system
A hacker gained the login credentials of 23 employees of a Los Angeles-based health system during a recent phishing attack. -
Pennsylvania system makes 4 leadership changes amid 'resurgence of optimism'
West Reading, Pa.-based Tower Health has promoted various executives to strengthen its leadership team and operations as it continues to improve the system's financial performance. -
11 hospital closures in 2024
Many hospitals and emergency departments have been forced to close in 2024 due to circumstances like high costs and shifts in care needs.
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Hospitals grapple with radiologist shortage
Increased reliance on imaging for diagnosis and efficient patient care mixed with higher volumes of patients has left hospitals scrambling to meet demand with the few radiologists they have. -
Patient inquiries at forefront of healthcare AI adoption
Answering patient inquiries is the predominant application of large language model technology within the healthcare industry, a April 23 survey from AI healthcare company John Snow Labs found. -
CEO, CFO of Missouri hospital to resign
Salem (Mo.) Memorial Hospital District has announced that Interim CEO Jason Edwards and CFO Doug Hoban have submitted their resignations. -
10 states where income is rising for the top 5%
The rich are getting richer in a number of Western states, according to an April 25 analysis from GoBankingRates. -
Rare symptoms popping up among syphilis patients, physicians say
Strange symptoms in syphilis cases are appearing sooner and in higher incidence rates than normal, CNN reported April 26. -
States ranked by Ozempic interest
Demand for Type 2 diabetes drug Ozempic is high across the U.S., but interest varies by state, according to research conducted by Bison Pharmacy. -
Support builds for Michigan's 1st pediatric rehab hospital
Midwest grocery chain Meijer has donated $3 million to support the construction of the Joan Secchia Children's Rehabilitation Hospital, which is slated to open in 2026 and will be Michigan's first freestanding rehab hospital for children. -
Louisiana hospital closes after licenses revoked
Prairieville (La.) Family Hospital closed April 29 after the Louisiana Department of Health determined that the hospital violated state hospital laws and regulations, leading to the revocation of its license. -
How the FTC's noncompete ban could affect Epic
The Federal Trade Commission's recent noncompete ban could affect the nation's largest EHR vendor, Wisconsin Public Radio reported.
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