Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
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2 Alzheimer's drugs show promise in slowing cognitive decline
The two FDA-approved drugs have demonstrated in clinical trials the capability to slow cognitive decline by several months, The Washington Post reported Oct. 8. -
Stanford Medicine implements 30 AI tools to assist clinicians
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Medicine has implemented more than 30 AI-powered applications to assist clinicians. -
25 best places to retire affordably: Fortune
A California city tops Fortune's ranking of best places to retire affordably.
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92% of healthcare organizations experienced a cyberattack in 2024
In the past 12 months, 92% of healthcare organizations reported experiencing at least one cyberattack, up from 88% in 2023, an Oct. 8 survey from Proofpoint and Ponemon Institute found. -
35 women sue OB-GYN, Cedars-Sinai for misconduct
Thirty-five women who allege they were abused by a California OB-GYN are suing him, Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and other medical practices where he worked, the Los Angeles Times reported Oct. 8. -
Memorial Health System breaks ground on $125M hospital: 4 notes
Marietta, Ohio.-based Memorial Health System broke ground Oct. 8 on a $125 million women and children's hospital, which is set to open in fall 2026. -
ChristianaCare taps hospital executive
Arsalan Sheikh, DO, has been appointed campus executive director of ChristianaCare Union Hospital in Elkton, Md.
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Seattle Children's opens state's 1st mental health urgent care clinic for children
Seattle Children's has opened Washington's first urgent care clinic dedicated to pediatric mental health. -
Mississippi system CEO resigns
Andy Woodard, president and CEO of Hattiesburg, Miss.-based Forrest Health, has resigned. -
How Oracle Health is putting AI to use
Oracle Health Chair David Feinberg, MD, said the company's AI-powered voice recognition tool, the Clinical Digital Assistant, can compile patient records, generate visit notes for providers and respond to specific patient inquiries, the Nashville Post reported Oct. 9. -
Joint Commission revises home care survey: 3 things to know
The Joint Commission has revised its home health agency accreditation survey process to align with similar CMS guideline updates published March 15.
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ChristianaCare hospital names chief nursing officer
ChristianaCare has appointed Krystle Gandhi, DNP, RN, as chief nursing officer of its flagship Christiana Hospital in Newark, Del. She will step into the role Nov. 4, the Wilmington-based health system said in an Oct. 9 news release. -
CMS proposes $2 Medicare drug list: 5 things to know
CMS published a list of generic drugs to be included under its proposed Medicare $2 Drug List Model Oct. 9. -
Pharmacists urge federal action over IV shortage
The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists is urging federal health officials to declare a national public health emergency over the IV fluid shortage. -
Amazon Pharmacy to expand: 4 notes
Amazon Pharmacy is set to expand its presence by launching pharmacies in 20 additional cities across the U.S. in 2025. -
5 cornerstones of hospitals' hurricane emergency planning
As the number of natural disasters grows in the U.S. and in the world, so must the readiness of hospitals and other healthcare facilities. -
Albany Med sues payer over $50M in withheld payments: 5 things to know
Albany (N.Y.) Med Health System has filed a lawsuit against Capital District Physicians Health Plan, accusing the payer of withholding at least $50 million from Albany Medical Center for care the hospital provided to CDPHP beneficiaries. -
CHI Saint Joseph Health, UK HealthCare partner to expand NICU care: 5 things to know
CHI Saint Joseph Health and UK HealthCare, both based in Lexington, Ky., have shared an agreement plan for UK HealthCare to offer coverage for the Women's Hospital at Saint Joseph East's neonatal intensive care unit in Lexington. -
Select Medical to run Texas hospital
Mechanicsburg, Pa.-based Select Medical plans to run a new Temple, Texas-based inpatient rehabilitation hospital when it opens in late first quarter of 2025. -
Harris proposes Medicare coverage for at-home care: 7 notes
Vice President Kamala Harris is proposing Medicare pay for at-home care.
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