Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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California finalizes earthquake requirements for hospitals: 5 things to know
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed earthquake retrofit requirements into law, and the legislation allows some hospitals to ask for a deadline extension, the Los Angeles Times reported Oct. 9. -
UnitedHealth, CVS, Cigna want FTC chairwoman, 2 commissioners off PBM case
UnitedHealth Group, CVS Health and Cigna are asking that Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Lina Khan and two other commissioners recuse themselves from a lawsuit accusing the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers of inflating insulin prices, CNBC reported Oct. 9. -
2 affiliated Texas health systems hit with IT outages
IT outages at a Texas health system and an affiliated medical school and its physicians' group are affecting patient care across the northwest part of the state.
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Federal budget deficit hits $1.8 trillion: 5 notes
Health system executives are watching the federal budget deficit closely headed into 2025 as they develop their own budgets for next year. -
HCA, CommonSpirit deals bolster Kaiser's Colorado presence
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente is strengthening its presence in Colorado through expanded partnerships with HCA Healthcare, the largest for-profit health system in the country, and CommonSpirit Health, one of the largest nonprofit systems. -
Providence California hospital names chief administrative officer
Cindy Mahal, DNP, RN, was named chief administrative officer of Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, Calif., according to an Oct. 8 news release shared with Becker's from its parent system, Renton, Wash.-based Providence. -
MD Anderson joins global cancer initiative
Houston-based University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center has partnered with the Union for International Cancer Control to address breast and cervical cancer on a global scale.
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A 'transformational era of nursing' on the horizon
Nursing is in a "transformational era," leaders told Becker's. -
Where exiting CEOs are headed
Retirement and assuming a new role at a different organization are the most common next steps for retiring hospital and health system CEOs, as recently reported by Becker's. -
Eli Lilly snags chief AI officer from Mount Sinai
Eli Lilly & Co. named its inaugural chief AI officer, who joins the company from Mount Sinai Health System. -
Massachusetts boosts healthcare workforce: 5 things to know
Massachusetts organizations will receive a total of $4.2 million in workforce development grant funding, a portion of which will go toward healthcare roles.
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NYU Langone moves beyond AI 'at the edges'
A strong foundational approach to incorporating artificial intelligence into healthcare operations is essential to maximize the investment and deliver best results. It's a hefty investment, but done right will add value to the health system over time. -
CommonSpirit doubles down on 'high-growth markets,' CFO says
Chicago-based CommonSpirit is "investing significantly in high-growth markets," such as Arizona and Colorado, to ensure the long-term sustainability of the health system, CFO Dan Morissette said during the company's investor call on Oct. 4. -
AC out at 1 UCSF hospital, nurses warn
The air conditioning at University of California San Francisco's Medical Center at Parnassus is out on some floors, ABC7 reported Oct. 8. -
Ascension makes 18 executive moves in 2024
St. Louis-based Ascension has made several executive changes at the system level and within its hospitals this year. -
UMass hospital cuts heart failure readmissions in half
Southbridge, Mass.-based UMass Memorial Health-Harrington Hospital reduced the all-cause 30-day readmission for heart failure patients by 50% as part of a remote patient monitoring program with digital health company Brook Health. -
Henry Ford spins off population health company: 4 details
Detroit-based Henry Ford Health has created a new company called Populance to support hospitals, physicians and health plans in advancing population health efforts. -
Sentara Health to launch adult sickle cell clinic
Norfolk, Va.-based Sentara Health is set to open its first adult sickle cell clinic Oct. 9 in the city. -
MetroHealth names CEO through 2025
Christine Alexander-Rager, MD, has been named president and CEO of Cleveland-based MetroHealth, effective Oct. 8, after serving as acting CEO since July. -
Meet the leaders of US News' top children's hospitals
Children's hospital CEOs tend to have diverse educational backgrounds and most often enter the role from a COO position, according to a recent WittKieffer survey.
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