Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. J&J to resolve most cancer talc claims for $6.5B

    Johnson & Johnson plans to settle 99.75% of claims alleging its talc-based baby powder products led to ovarian cancer, the company said May 1. 
  2. Why Epic trimmed its noncompete list

    Epic says it winnowed its noncompete list to a "few dozen" health IT companies after leadership realized how large the index had grown.
  3. Top 50 cities for startups

    San Francisco and New York City top the list of the best cities for startups, according to PitchBook.

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  1. CIOs' top 15 priorities over next 3 years

    CIOs' top priority over the next one to three years will be driving business innovation, according to a recent CIO survey.
  2. Alabama hospital names inaugural chief medical officer

    Mobile, Ala.-based USA Health's Children's & Women's Hospital appointed Manimaran Ramani, MD, its inaugural chief medical officer.
  3. Cone Health names CIO

    Greensboro, N.C.-based Cone Health has named Keith Jones as its new CIO. 
  4. CHS, Cost Plus Drugs to drive 'significant advantages' for hospitals

    Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems was the first health system to partner with and buy medicines manufactured by Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Co., and expects the partnership to result in significant advantages for its hospitals.

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  1. Piedmont aims to expand after Wellstar closure

    Piedmont Atlanta Hospital plans to add 130 beds and hire more than 300 employees to address increased capacity pressures in the wake of Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center's 2022 closure, according to a certificate of need application filed April 1. 
  2. Healthcare billing fraud: 11 recent cases

    From the conviction of a New Jersey physician for submitting more than $5.4 million in fraudulent claims to the indictment of a Mississippi man for his role in a $70 million Medicare fraud scheme, here are 11 healthcare billing fraud cases Becker's reported since April 9:   
  3. The health system board's job gets complicated

    Boards of health systems face an expanding range of concerns, decision-making and subjects, and they are evolving in many ways based on today's governance priorities and challenges. 
  4. CVS reports $1.1B income in Q1, cuts earnings guidance

    CVS Health cut its earnings guidance for 2024 based on rising medical costs. 

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  1. Tenet adds 45 ASCs, sells 9 hospitals in Q1

    In the first quarter, Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare sold nine hospitals while its outpatient business United Surgical International Partners acquired 45 ambulatory surgery centers and added 32 service lines. 
  2. 4 things to know about Ascension's new CFO

    St. Louis-based Ascension named Saurabh Tripathi executive vice president and CFO on April 29 to succeed Liz Foshage, who is retiring in September.
  3. 7 RCM headlines to know from April

    From updates on the Change Healthcare cyberattack to Tower Health outsourcing its revenue cycle operations, here are seven RCM headlines to know from April: 
  4. Arizona to open new inpatient rehab hospital

    Cross Hospitals broke ground on Tucson (Ariz.) Rehabilitation Hospital.
  5. HCA's latest executive moves

    Drew Hartmann was named CFO of Jacksonville-based HCA Florida Memorial Hospital, part of Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare.
  6. 62 CFO moves in 2024

    The following hospital and health system CFO moves have been shared with or reported by Becker's this year:
  7. 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.
  8. Where are Leapfrog's 15 straight-'A' hospitals?

    The Leapfrog Group has bestowed 15 U.S. hospitals with consecutive "A" safety grades since 2012. 
  9. Penn Medicine names 1st data, technology VP

    Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine created a new role: senior vice president for data and technology solutions. 

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