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CMS proposed a sweeping deregulation rule Nov. 5 that would remove hospital staff training requirements tied to Biden-era obstetric standards.…
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As AI becomes more embedded in healthcare, health system leaders are weighing whether the technology warrants a dedicated C-suite position or whether oversight should fall to existing executives. David Rahija, president of Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, Ill., part…
The co-CEO model at health systems — once a recognized option for boards navigating mergers, retirements or the complexity of running a large clinical enterprise — is becoming less common. That is the view from the executive search firms advising…
When the START Center for Cancer Care hit the ceiling on infusion capacity, the obvious fix was also the most expensive: build more space. Two high-volume infusion centers were straining against their limits, with one nearly out of room to…
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From a Virginia hospital back in business after more than eight years to an Iowa facility lining up federal dollars to return as a rural emergency hospital, here are five hospitals that reopened or advanced plans to reopen in 2026:…
Mark Cuban has a blunt message for hospital CFOs: Stop letting insurers and benefits administrators dictate the terms of the deal and start using AI to uncover where hospitals may be overpaying. The billionaire entrepreneur and co-founder of Cost Plus…
With 51 hospitals across seven states, Renton, Wash.-based Providence serves patients in large urban and suburban markets as well as some of the most remote communities in the country, including the cities of Seward and Valdez in Alaska. For Erik…
Most health systems still plan around instinct. Atlantic Health System spent nearly a decade replacing it with evidence. For close to nine years, Atlantic Health System has put demand forecasting at the center of strategic planning. In this fireside chat,…
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As the healthcare industry continues to face financial and policy shifts, hospital bankruptcies show no signs of slowing. Becker’s covered 20 healthcare organization bankruptcies in 2025, up from 15 in 2024, suggesting financial pressures from healthcare workforce shortages, rising operational…
An infant in Wisconsin has died of measles, the state’s first measles death since 1990, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services said Nov. 5. The coroner listed measles as the immediate cause of death. The department is withholding further details…
A federal bankruptcy judge has approved a dedicated fund that would pay 29 “key” employees of Meadowbrook, Pa.-based Redeemer Health approximately $700,000 combined to remain with the health system as it undergoes Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to a report from…
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