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Massachusetts hospital stabilized by FEMA loan
Lowell (Mass.) General Hospital received a $2.1 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. -
Children's National receives anonymous $96M gift
Washington, D.C.-based Children's National Hospital received a $96 million donation from an anonymous donor family to strengthen its pediatric brain tumor research and care. -
University Hospitals receives 'transformational' $15M gift
Cleveland-based University Hospitals has received a $15 million "transformational gift" from Robert Jursich, Sr. to establish the Robert and Marthe Jursich Care for Children Fund at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children's, the health system said in a June 21 news release. -
Cleveland Clinic cuts ribbon on new hospital
Cleveland Clinic officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new hospital in Mentor, Ohio, local news outlet WKYC reported June 20. -
Mon Health proceeds with hospital relocation
Morgantown, W.Va.-based Mon Health is moving forward with the relocation of its Stonewall Jackson Hospital to a new site 5 miles from the current one. -
New York City hospital to spend $155M boosting capacity of ER
New York City-based Jamaica Hospital Medical Center broke ground on a $155 million renovation of its emergency room. -
Jacksonville becomes a rehabilitation facility mecca
Deregulation, an aging population and innovative technology are among the factors turning Jacksonville, Fla., into one of the largest hubs for rehabilitation hospitals in the country, according to a June 15 Florida Times-Union report. -
Vanderbilt denied CON for planned 48-bed hospital
Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt Health has been denied permission to build a new hospital in suburban Murfreesboro, according to a June 15 WGNS Radio report. -
Arkansas hospital gets $4.9M before Baptist merger
Monticello, Ark.-based Drew Memorial Hospital was awarded $4.9 million in American Rescue Act funds as it prepares to merge with Louisville, Ky.-based Baptist Health July 1, the Arkansas Advocate reported June 14. -
HCA Florida buys 30 acres for $11.1M to expand hospital
HCA Florida Englewood Hospital is to build a freestanding emergency center to add to the nearby 100-bed acute care facility. -
Valley Health delays opening of $868M New Jersey hospital project
Ridgewood, N.J.-based Valley Health System will now delay the opening of an $868 million hospital project until April 2024, according to a June 13 filing. -
New York hospital unveils $70M tower
Rochester, N.Y.-based Highland Hospital unveiled a new $70 million patient tower that added four levels to the hospital's southwest wing. -
Scripps Memorial breaks ground on $263M tower
Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas (Calif.) broke ground on a $263 million medical tower specializing in pulmonary care June 9. -
South Carolina health system spends $55M to replace 70-year-old hospital
Spartanburg (S.C.) Regional Healthcare System officials broke ground on a $55 million replacement of 70-year-old Union (S.C.) Medical Center, local news outlet WYFF reported June 6. -
Northwell expands into UAE
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-Northwell Health is expanding into the United Arab Emirates through a new partnership with Abu Dahbi-based provider Burjeel Holdings. -
LCMC proceeds with $100M capital commitments on acquired hospital
New Orleans-based LCMC Health has started $14.1 million in upgrades at Metairie, La.-based East Jefferson General Hospital, as the health system closes in on the $100 million capital commitment goal LCMC set when it acquired East Jefferson, nola.com reported June 8. -
U of Iowa Health to vote on new $249M health sciences building amid construction boom
Iowa City-based University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is to seek approval next week for a new $249 million health sciences academic building, The Gazette reported June 6. -
The top RCM software tools for 2023, per BlackBook
Market research firm BlackBook released its list of the top healthcare RCM software tools for 2023 based on data gathered from 18 performance indicators. -
4 RIP Medical Debt partnerships
While the number of Americans with medical debt on their credit reports has decreased since 2020, non-profit groups like RIP Medical Debt are still active in forgiving the medical debts held by millions of Americans. -
Northwell hospital unveils $92M expansion project
Riverhead, N.Y.-based Peconic Bay Medical Center, a part of Northwell Health, unveiled a $92 million expansion project that will add a new Center for Women and Infants and boost emergency care services.
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