Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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3 recent healthcare bankruptcy exits
A health system, drugstore chain and value-based primary care provider have recently emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy: -
CommonSpirit taps regional leader from Ascension
Timothy Bode, MD, has been appointed chief medical officer of Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health's mountain region, effective Nov. 18. -
AdventHealth names primary health division CEO
Brent Davis has been appointed executive vice president and CEO of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth's primary health division.
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Why a CVS breakup may be hard to execute: 3 notes
CVS Health is contemplating a breakup of its diversified operations after a tumultuous financial period marked by repeated forecast cuts and a significant drop in stock value, The Wall Street Journal reported Oct. 1. -
How CEOs can tackle imminent supply chain challenges: 4 notes
Amid challenges related to the global supply chain that are not expected to wane in the near future, CEOs should prioritize that aspect of their organizations, David Garfield, global head of industries for consulting firm AlixPartners, wrote in a Sept. 30 article in the Harvard Business Review. -
Vance, Walz debate: 4 healthcare takeaways
Ohio Sen. JD Vance and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took the stage Oct. 1 for the only vice presidential debate at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City. -
3 best practices to curb supply chain disruptions, per ECRI
In light of recent challenges facing the healthcare supply chain, including the impact of Hurricane Helene and the port strike by the International Longshoremen's Association, the nonprofit Emergency Care Research Institute has outlined best practices to help supply chain leaders mitigate potential disruptions.
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Obesity training for physicians grows: 6 things to know
More physicians are seeking out specialty training as treatment options for obesity expand. -
The physician-payer relationship: 5 notes
Thirty-seven percent of physicians said private payers influence treatment decisions "quite a bit" or "a great deal," a recent Medscape report found. -
How Banner Health boosts operating performance
Phoenix-based Banner Health saw operating income increase 12.3% year over year in the first half of 2024. -
Methodist Healthcare acquires Texas rehabilitation hospital
San Antonio-based Methodist Healthcare has acquired San Antonio Rehabilitation Hospital from NewEra IRF Holdings, an integrated commercial real estate development and capital investment company.
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Dallas children's hospitals break ground on $5B pediatric campus: 3 things to know
Dallas-based Children's Health and UT Southwestern Medical Center broke ground on its $5 billion pediatric campus and received a $100 million gift to support the project. -
California hospital responds to lawsuit over denied emergency abortion
Providence said it is taking action after the California attorney general filed a lawsuit against one of its hospitals that allegedly denied a woman an emergency abortion. -
Tenet California hospital taps 4th CEO in 2 years
Two Tenet Healthcare hospitals in California will have new leadership in November, local news outlets the Livermore Vine and the Turlock Journal reported. -
Best small cities for health
The best small cities for health and education are located in Massachusetts and Virginia, WalletHub found. -
Massachusetts health system exits bankruptcy
Gardner, Mass.-based Heywood Healthcare exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy after addressing contract issues, seeking commercial rate improvements and organizing finances. -
California system taps acting CEO
Anthony Hilliard, MD, has been named acting CEO of Loma Linda (Calif.) University Health's hospitals. -
Lifespan's $1.5M voluntary payment deal: 4 things to know
Lifespan will pay $1.5 million in lieu of taxes to the city of Providence, R.I., where it is based, according to a three-year proposed agreement. -
12 academic health systems acquiring hospitals
Rural and community hospitals and smaller health systems are struggling to push their operating margins back into the black, with many continuing to seek strategic partners or acquisitions to ensure access to care. Academic health systems are stepping up. -
Psychiatric ED closure fallout weighs on Northern California hospitals
Following the closure of the only crisis stabilization unit in Sonoma County, area hospitals are seeing a rise in mental health patients seeking care in their emergency departments, The Press Democrat reported Sept. 30.
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