Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
  1. Mercy opens 3 Walmart clinics

    Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy has opened three new primary care clinics inside Walmart stores.
  2. 18 clinicians taking legislative seats

    Fifteen physicians and three nurses have been elected to congressional seats, with three additional races still too close to call, Medscape reported Nov. 7.
  3. UConn nursing program gets $50M gift

    Mansfield-based University of Connecticut School of Nursing received $50 million — the largest gift in the school's history — from an alumna.
  1. Hospital cybersecurity on a limited budget

    Cybersecurity is an essential, if often costly, aspect of hospital operations.
  2. 4 health systems eliminating, combining C-suite roles

    Through restructuring and reimagining leadership, some hospitals and health systems have cut or combined C-suite roles.
  3. Vermont's only ACO to close

    OneCare Vermont, an Accountable Care Organization, will end operations at the end of 2025 as the Vermont All-Payer ACO Model concludes. 
  4. AI in healthcare: What to expect in Trump's 2nd term

    President-elect Donald Trump's administration will have the chance to shape artificial intelligence governance regulations when he takes office next year. But what is he likely to do?

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  1. UAB Health's strategy to meet increasing demand

    The University of Alabama at Birmingham Health System's acquisition of five hospitals on Nov. 1 was driven by an increasing demand for care, CEO Dawn Bulgarella said.
  2. Shuttered Alabama hospital will settle 'outstanding payroll' soon, mayor says

    Efforts to secure Thomasville (Ala.) Regional Medical Center's assets and transition to new ownership are underway, and the ultimate goal is to reopen the 29-bed hospital under new ownership as soon as possible, Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Allison Day said in a Nov. 5 Facebook post.
  3. Health Catalyst adds former system CEO to board

    Jill Hoggard Green, RN, BSN, PhD, former CEO of The Queens Health System in Honolulu, Hawaii, joined the Health Catalyst board of directors.
  4. Best cities for veteran health

    All of the top cities for veteran health are in California, according to a report from WalletHub.

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  1. In Detroit, Bob Riney knows staying power matters

    In a time when healthcare disruption is often championed by newcomers, Detroit's 109-year-old Henry Ford Health offers a contrasting lesson: sometimes the most powerful transformations come from those within.
  2. UK HealthCare appoints 2 C-suite leaders

    UK HealthCare in Lexington, Ky., has appointed two executives to its C-suite, the system said Nov. 6. 
  3. How breast cancer screening can identify CVD risk

    Breast arterial calcifications are benign calcium buildups that in mammograms look like white parallel lines. Measuring these calcifications may improve cardiovascular risk in women, according to a study published Sept. 27 in JACC: Advances.
  4. Arizona system CEO to step down

    Mo Sheldon, CEO of Northern Cochise Community Hospital in Willcox, Ariz., will step down from the role in November.
  5. Wyoming hospital CEO to retire after 27 years

    Doug McMillan, who has served as CEO of Cody (Wyo.) Regional Health-West Park Hospital since 1997, will retire on Nov. 22.
  6. How Epic 'invented' modern interoperability

    Before Epic "invented modern interoperability," the EHR giant came up with a way for physicians to access patient charts at home, founder and CEO Judy Faulkner wrote in a blog post.
  7. American Heart Association to honor 8 cardiology leaders

    The American Heart Association will recognize eight leaders in cardiology at the organization's annual Scientific Sessions conference, set for Nov. 16-18. 
  8. FDA adds warning to Ozempic, Mounjaro and other GLP-1 labels

    The FDA has updated the labels for all GLP-1 receptor agonists, including popular medications Ozempic, Wegovy, Saxenda and Mounjaro, to include a new warning about the risk of pulmonary aspiration during general anesthesia or deep sedation, Medscape reported Nov. 6. 
  9. Judge OKs vaccine mandate settlement between Ascension and Michigan workers

    St. Louis-based Ascension has agreed to provide back pay to staff as part of a revamped COVID-19 vaccine settlement approved by a federal judge in Michigan, Law360 reported Nov. 5. 

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