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North Carolina lawmakers want to exempt UNC Health from federal antitrust laws
North Carolina lawmakers are looking to make Chapel Hill-based UNC Health more immune from federal antitrust laws as the system looks to expand further within the state. -
New Jersey health system endowment receives its largest gift ever
The Cooper Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Camden, N.J.-based Cooper University Health Care, received a $5 million gift from the Bernard and Shirley Brown Charitable Foundation and the Brown Foundation, the largest gift in the system's history. -
Kohl's donates $3M to Children's Wisconsin
Retail giant Kohl's donated $3 million to the Milwaukee-based Children's Wisconsin for the opening of three new walk-in behavioral health clinics, the Green Bay Press Gazette reported May 1. -
NYC Health + Hospitals opens $923M Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital
NYC Health + Hospitals is to open its $923 million Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital on May 2, the first new public hospital in New York City since 1982. -
Alaska town approves $85M new hospital
Borough assembly members voted to approve a new $85 million hospital for Petersburg, Alaska, local news outlet KTOO reported April 28. -
5 hospitals launching expansion projects
Hospitals across the country are expanding to meet higher community needs. -
UK HealthCare plans $2.4B expansion — 6 things to know
Lexington-based University of Kentucky HealthCare is planning to undergo a significant expansion in the coming years that could cost the health system up to $2.4 billion, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. -
Harris Health board approves $2.5B bond proposal for new hospital, upgrades
Bellaire, Texas-based Harris Health System's board has approved a $2.5 billion bond proposal to build a new hospital and make upgrades throughout the system, the Houston Chronicle reported April 27. -
U of Cincinnati Medical Center snags $10M investment for expansion
The University of Cincinnati Medical Center received $10 million in new market tax credits from Uptown Consortium to help fund the second floor of the hospital's emergency unit. -
U of Michigan taps new partner for $16M electrical system
Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan Health awarded a $16 million electrical contract to Eaton to design and construct the electrical system for the health system's new Ann Arbor-based hospital set to open in 2025. -
Voters approve $130M bond for Washington hospital
Voters in Moses Lake, Wash., approved a $130 million construction bond request for Samaritan Healthcare, the Columbia Basin Herald reported April 26. -
Connecticut Children's to break ground on 'most ambitious' expansion in history
Hartford-based Connecticut Children's is to break ground on what it terms the "most ambitious expansion in its history" April 28. -
North Carolina hospital breaks ground on 7-year expansion project
Southport, N.C.-based Dosher Memorial Hospital has begun its seven-year expansion and improvement plan. -
Wawa donates $6M to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Gas station giant Wawa is donating $6.15 million to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia through the Wawa Foundation. -
Construction of first all-electric hospital moves forward
Construction on the first all-electric hospital in the U.S., UCI Medical Center Irvine-Newport (Calif.), is set to be fully operational by 2025, the Los Angeles Times reported April 25. -
68% of providers placing high priority on improving payment collections, study says
A new survey from healthcare payments company Sphere found that 68 percent of providers place a high priority on improving patient payment collections. -
Wisconsin hospital to open ahead of schedule
Whitehall, Wis.-based Gundersen Tri-County Hospital is set to open its doors July 24 after projecting that construction would be complete in spring 2024, local news outlet WEAU reported April 23. -
HCA Florida buys plot of land for freestanding emergency room
Davie-based HCA Florida Healthcare, part of Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, purchased a $2.85 million plot of land in St. Cloud, Fla., with plans to build a new freestanding emergency room, Orlando Business Journal reported April 24. -
HCA looks to acquisition of land as major key to matching growth
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare, which reported net income of $1.36 billion for the first quarter of 2023, is looking at land acquisition as a key part of its growth plan, Sam Hazen, CEO of the 180-hospital system, told analysts April 21. -
South Carolina hospital launches $67M expansion project
Summerville (S.C.) Medical Center is launching a $66.8 million expansion project to add 56 inpatient beds to the hospital, local news outlet ABC4 reported April 20.
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