Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. AdventHealth Colorado hospital's $300M expansion: 5 things to know

    AdventHealth Parker in Colorado plans to add a patient tower as part of a $300 million expansion.
  2. Cincinnati Children's $365M hospital expansion: 7 things to know

    Cincinnati Children's will more than double its inpatient capacity at its Liberty campus as part of a $365 million expansion project.
  3. North Carolina system opens $260M hospital: 5 things to know

    CaroMont Regional Medical Center—Belmont, a $260 million hospital in North Carolina, has opened.

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  1. Hospitals fall short evaluating AI biases, study suggests

    Hospitals are more likely to assess artificial intelligence and predictive models for accuracy than for potential biases, according to a study published Jan. 6 in Health Affairs.
  2. Mercy COO transitions role to focus on joint ventures

    Shannon Sock, chief strategist and operating officer at St. Louis-based Mercy, is transitioning his role to focus on the system's joint ventures and collaborations.
  3. In first, Rhode Island physicians form union

    Resident physicians and fellows at Providence-based Rhode Island Hospital, part of Brown University Health, formerly Lifespan, have voted to unionize.
  4. GLP-1s cut surgery complication risk in some patients: Study

    Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist drugs may reduce the risk of surgical complications in diabetic patients, according to a large new study. 
  1. Sutter Health taps new CHRO

    Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health has named Deborah Yount chief human resources officer, effective March 3. 
  2. Oregon hospital refreshes brand

    Astoria, Ore.-based Columbia Memorial Hospital has rebranded to CMH.
  3. Pennsylvania nursing home fire sends 20 to hospital

    A fire at Mount Carmel (Pa.) Senior Living Community sent 20 people to area hospitals with minor injuries, according to a Jan. 4 report from NBC affiliate WGAL.
  4. Philadelphia clinic rewrites the cancer care playbook

    When physician Claire Raab, MD, sat down to read the latest cancer catchment data from Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia, she was floored.
  1. North Carolina radiology group taps Optum leader for CEO

    Raleigh, N.C.-based US Radiology Specialists named Caitlin Zulla its new CEO — the second CEO to be named in a year.
  2. Ochsner Health extends NFL partnership

    The New Orleans Saints and Pelicans are extending their partnership with Ochsner Health, a key sponsor since 2005 for the Saints and 2012 for the Pelicans.
  3. Drug extends survival in lung cancer patients: J&J

    Johnson & Johnson released results from a phase 3 study, showing that the combination of Rybrevant and Lazcluze significantly improved overall survival in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer that has specific epidermal growth factor receptor mutations. 
  4. Healthcare awareness calendar: The months, weeks and days to know for 2025

    Here are the days, weeks and months selected for raising awareness of or recognizing healthcare conditions and workers.
  5. Press Ganey awards 8 hospitals for quality excellence

    Press Ganey released its annual list of Human Experience Award recipients Jan. 7, recognizing eight hospitals for excellence in clinical quality. 
  6. UI Health Care acquires $280M oncology practice

    Iowa City-based University of Iowa Health Care has acquired Mission Cancer + Blood, a physician-owned oncology practice with more than 20 cancer clinics across the state. 
  7. Alabama health system outsources Oracle Health EHR

    Mobile, Ala.-based USA Health has outsourced the management of its Oracle Health EHR to Healthcare IT Leaders.
  8. Hack affects over 65,000 Dignity Health patients

    More than 65,000 patients of San Francisco-based Dignity Health may have had their protected health information compromised in a September hack.
  9. Mass General Brigham's 2025 hospital-at-home plans

    Mass General Brigham plans to expand its hospital-at-home program to more specialties in 2025 and evolve beyond episodic care toward a "seamless home-based care continuum," a program leader told Becker's.

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