Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. Prospect considers restructuring: 8 things to know

    Los Angeles-based Prospect Medical Holdings is working with restructuring advisers while exploring strategies to address its financial challenges, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 8.
  2. Co-CEOs outline vision for merged California system

    Following the merger of Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego and Orange, Calif.-based Children's Hospital of Orange County to form Rady Children's Health, the three-hospital system's co-CEOs, Kimberly Cripe and Patrick Frias, MD, are ready to hit the ground running as a dynamic duo.
  3. Mercy to acquire 10 urgent care facilities: 4 things to know

    Mercy Health-Toledo (Ohio) will launch a network of urgent cares through the acquisition of 10 facilities, with new ownership effective April 1.

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  1. State-by-state breakdown of new hospitals in 2024

    Hospital developments picked up steam in 2024, with significant investments in acute care facilities. From billion-dollar flagship projects to rural community hospitals, health systems are expanding to meet evolving patient needs. 
  2. 53 recent hospital, health system executive moves

    The following hospital and health system executive moves have been shared with or reported by Becker's since Dec. 24:
  3. Public health emergency declared over LA wildfires: 7 updates

    HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra has declared the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles County a public health emergency.
  4. UCHealth CFO to retire

    Aurora, Colo.-based UCHealth CFO Dan Rieber is retiring after serving as the health system's CFO since 2018. 
  1. Understaffing at HCA Mission led to harmful medication errors: Report

    Asheville, N.C.-based Mission Hospital has lacked adequate pharmacy staffing for years, resulting in harmful medication errors, according to the Asheville Watchdog. 
  2. Health systems: It's time to break up with short-termism

    Health systems begin 2025 emerging from a half-decade of crisis management. Now is the time for executive teams to lift their heads from quarterly survival and make bets on their long-term future.
  3. Closed North Carolina hospital to be sold or leased

    The Martin County (N.C.) board of commissioners has voted to sell or lease Williamston, N.C.-based Martin General Hospital, which closed on Aug. 3, 2023, after filing for bankruptcy, Washington Daily News reported Jan. 10. 
  4. PeaceHealth to reopen 4 former Providence clinics

    Four clinics formerly owned by Renton, Wash.-based Providence are slated to reopen Jan. 13 under the PeaceHealth name. 
  1. Aspirus taps senior executive for Northern Wisconsin division

    Chris Blair, BSN, joined Aspirus Health as vice president and chief administrative officer for the North Wisconsin Division, which includes hospitals in Rhinelander and Tomahawk, according to a Jan. 9 news release shared with Becker's.
  2. Startup pushes back against Epic's motion to dismiss lawsuit

    On Jan. 9, startup Particle Health responded to Epic Systems' motion to dismiss its lawsuit, accusing the EHR giant of monopolistic practices aimed at eliminating competition in the payer platform market.
  3. 'Step in the right direction': Cancer experts support alcohol warning labels

    Oncologists are praising the surgeon general's recommendation to add cancer-risk warning labels to alcohol.
  4. UNC Health hospital names chief nurse

    Ann Pohl, DNP, MSN, BSN, will join UNC Health Blue Ridge in Morgantown, N.C., as chief nursing officer in March. 
  5. Maine hospital president to retire

    Mary Prybylo, MSN, RN, plans to retire May 1 as president of Bangor, Maine-based St. Joseph Healthcare and senior vice president of Andover, Mass.-based Covenant Health.
  6. Texas hospital names chief medical officer

    St. David's South Austin Medical Center in Texas has appointed Malik Merchant, MD, as its chief medical officer. 
  7. Walgreens posts $245M FYQ1 loss; 'turnaround will take time': CEO

    Walgreens Boots Alliance reported a $245 million operating loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2025, the three months ending Nov. 30, a substantial drop from the $39 million operating loss recorded in the same quarter in FY 2024. 
  8. Duke Health, Abridge partner for clinical ambient AI

    Duke Health in Durham, N.C., has selected Abridge as its generative AI partner to capture clinical conversations. 
  9. 4 notable Medline updates in 2024

    Medline, a Northfield, Ill.-based major medical supplier, made several headlines in 2024 for key developments—from its partnership with a tech giant to earning industry accolades for supply chain resilience. 

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