Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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Mississippi reimbursement reforms won’t change anything, hospital CFO says
Louisville, Miss.-based Winston Medical Center CFO Matt Woodward said that Gov. Tate Reeves' Medicaid reform plan will not do enough to help struggling rural hospitals in the state, Super Talk Mississippi reported Sept. 26. -
What Joint Commission, NQF's affiliation means for hospitals
A recent study estimated Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Hospital spent more than $5.6 million on quality metric reporting in 2018, which translates to more than 108,000 hours of work in preparation and reporting data. -
Meditech in the last 30 days
From adding new hospital clients to launching an artificial intelligence-focused partnership with big tech, Meditech has had a busy month.
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Kentucky physician, nurse convicted in drug scheme
A Kentucky physician and nurse were convicted by a federal jury of conspiracy to illicitly prescribe controlled substances and other related offenses to distributing controlled substances. -
Encompass rehab hospital names CEO
Dorothy "Dodi" Purtell was named CEO of Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Fitchburg (Wis.). -
Catholic Health SVP chosen to head up MultiCare hospitals
Eddie Bratko was appointed president of Tacoma General and Allenmore hospitals, part of Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare Health System. -
Telehealth firm files for bankruptcy
Let's Talk Interactive, a software company specializing in telehealth, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Sept. 21, the Charlotte Business Journal reported.
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Duke's health innovation institute targets racial disparities
At Duke University's Duke Institute for Health Innovation, a group of researchers created an algorithm designed to pinpoint individuals with peripheral artery disease by analyzing diagnosis codes and their medical histories, The Wall Street Journal reported Sept. 24. -
MemorialCare finance leader joins tech nonprofit
A former financial leader for Fountain Valley, Calif.-based MemorialCare has been named CFO of MCNC, a North Carolina technology nonprofit organization. -
States with the best, worst childhood vaccination rates
Routine vaccination rates for children in the U.S. continue to decline, according to data analyzed by the Center for American Progress. It is a situation that has worsened since COVID-19's onset. -
Arizona health officials warn about rising fungal infection risks
The Arizona Department of Health Services issued a notice Sept. 26 warning clinicians and residents to be on the lookout for a fungi-caused infection known as Valley Fever.
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The healthcare workers with the highest suicide risk: Study
Relative to the general U.S. population, registered nurses, healthcare support workers and health technicians are more likely to die by suicide, according to a new study. -
Wisconsin hospital to halt surgical services
HSHS St. Joseph's Hospital in Chippewa Falls, Wis., will temporarily suspend surgical services Oct. 26, according to NBC affiliate WEAU. -
10 most empathic health system brands
Ridgewood, N.J.-based Valley Health System is the most empathic health system brand, according to a survey by marketing agency Monigle. -
Ascension outlook revised to negative
While affirming its default rating and $6.6 billion of bonds at "AA+," Fitch Ratings on Sept. 26 lowered the outlook for St. Louis-based Ascension to negative from stable. -
10 best, worst cities for women
Three of the best cities for women are located in California, while the worst are concentrated in the South, according to a new analysis from WalletHub. -
Top 58 healthcare companies to work for, per US News
The best places to work in healthcare include one big health system name, according to U.S. News & World Report's inaugural Best Companies to Work For by Industry. -
Geisinger's chief innovation officer transitions to advisory role
Karen Murphy, PhD, chief innovation and digital transformation of Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger, said she will be stepping down from her role to take on a part time position as senior adviser to the health system's CEO Jaewon Ryu, MD. -
US healthcare workers walk off the job: 18 strikes in 2023
Healthcare workers have participated in labor strikes across the U.S., citing concerns about staffing, patient care, working conditions and employee retention. -
$10.3M medical supply facility coming to Tennessee
DePre, a medical supply company that DeRoyal, Premier and S2S Global formed in 2021, plans to invest $10.3 million in an isolation gown manufacturing facility in Powell, Tenn.
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