Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. Oklahoma hospital closes

    Pauls Valley, Okla.-based Valley Community Hospital closed Jan. 8, KTEN reported Jan. 9.
  2. Hartford HealthCare taps revenue cycle VP from Cleveland Clinic hospital

    Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare has named Arnette Marbella vice president of revenue cycle, according to a Jan. 8 post on her LinkedIn page. 
  3. Suki gets $70M after adding 12 health systems: 5 notes

    Suki raised $70 million in its latest funding round after adding more than 12 hospital and health system partners.

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  1. California system tees up 12 hospital acquisitions

    Ontario, Calif.-based Prime Healthcare has lined up plans to acquire 12 hospitals this year and is open to the possibility of further acquisitions should the opportunities make sense. 
  2. Mississippi system names administrator ahead of CHS hospital acquisition

    Gulfport, Miss.-based Memorial Health System has named Kristian Spear administrator of Memorial Hospital Biloxi (Miss.) effective Feb. 1. 
  3. 5 CEO moves at HCA

    New CEOs have been selected at hospitals operated by HCA Healthcare, a for-profit health system based in Nashville, Tenn.
  4. Inside the expansion plans of Broward Health's 1st cardiology chief

    Jose Baez-Escudero, MD, in November stepped into his role as the first systemwide chief of cardiology at Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Broward Health, where he also now serves as chief of cardiac electrophysiology.
  1. Hospitals and California wildfires: What to know

    Three active wildfires started in Los Angeles County on Jan. 7, burning across thousands of acres and spurring tens of thousands of evacuations. Here are four things to know about the wildfires and their effects on hospitals in the city.
  2. SSM Health adds pediatrician, legal expert to board of directors

    SSM Health has named Paige Bass and David Hartenbach, MD, to its board of directors, effective Jan. 1.
  3. Joint Commission revamps survey process: 5 things to know

    The Joint Commission has enhanced its survey process for 2025, after calls from member organizations to alleviate administrative burden with more modernized and improved tools.
  4. California hospital COO exits for HCA Virginia CEO role

    Nanette Logan, DNP, has been named CEO of Dominion Hospital in Falls Church, Va.
  1. Mayo Clinic nurses vote to remove union

    Nurses at Mayo Clinic Health System in Fairmont, Minn., have voted to remove the Minnesota Nurses Association as their bargaining representative.
  2. Nurse, CNA charged in West Virginia patient's death

    West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has filed felony neglect criminal charges against two employees at Terra Alta, W.Va.-based Hopemont Hospital following the death of a non-verbal patient in January 2024.
  3. Massachusetts Governor signs new law to close Steward-exploited loopholes

    Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a bill into law on Jan. 8 aimed at improving transparency in the healthcare industry following bankrupt Dallas-based Steward Health Care's exit from the state.
  4. Earlier onset of Type 2 diabetes linked to increased dementia risk: Study

    A study found a connection between an earlier diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes and a heightened risk of developing dementia, particularly for individuals with obesity. 
  5. Lee Health's growing home care investment

    Lee Health Chief Nursing Officer Jennifer Higgins, DNP, told Becker's that the organization will continue to invest in home-based care, starting with its hospital-at-home program, which brings hospital-level treatment directly to patients' homes.
  6. Healthcare contends with aftermath of UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing: 5 updates

    It's been just over a month since the tragic murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson sent shockwaves through the healthcare industry and exposed public frustrations with insurers. In the aftermath, tensions have escalated, with healthcare organizations facing additional threats of violence amid calls for meaningful change.
  7. UMH-Sparrow caregivers set 5-day strike

    Members of the Michigan Nurses Association are set to begin a five-day strike Jan. 20 at Lansing-based University of Michigan Health-Sparrow.
  8. Nurse staffing in 2025: 4 systems' top areas of focus

    The COVID-19 pandemic years were marked by significant staffing shortages, but more recently, many major health systems have seen nurse staffing levels stabilize. While a welcome trend, recruitment and retention remain core priorities for healthcare C-suites to build on that stabilization in the year ahead, as the nation still faces a projected deficit of more than 63,000 nurses by 2030.
  9. 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.

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