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Brigham and Women's Hospital gets $100M gift
Boston-based Brigham and Women's Hospital has received a $100 million gift from Gene Lay, founder and CEO of BioLegend, which develops antibodies and reagents used in biomedical research. -
3 hospitals getting government cash infusions
As hospitals face a myriad of financial challenges, some are looking for financial help from state or local governments. -
Henry Ford unveils $265M hospital tower
Henry Ford Health leaders on May 9 unveiled the new Janet & Jim Riehl North Tower at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital in Clinton Charter Township, Mich. -
Board member donates $5M to Cleveland Clinic
Richard Fedorovich, a Cleveland Clinic board member, and his wife, Lisa, have donated $5 million to Cleveland Clinic and Akron General. -
$90M Jefferson Healthcare expansion project to break ground in October, CEO says
Townsend, Wash.-based Jefferson Healthcare CEO Mike Glenn said that the $90 million campus replacement project is expected to break ground in October, with the aim of completing in the first quarter of 2025, the Peninsula Daily News reported May 8. -
UCI Health's 'all-electric' hospital could create 2,500 jobs
The University of California Irvine Health is constructing a $1.3 billion medical campus that could bring thousands of new jobs to the community, the Orange County Business Journal reported May 8. -
Hackensack U reaches $24M municipal contract with city
Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center has reached a six-year $24 million deal with the city for municipal services, northjersey.com reported May 8. -
Arkansas Children's announces its largest-ever expansion
Little Rock-based Arkansas Children's will begin what it says is its "most ambitious clinical expansion" this summer. -
HCA to invest more than $300M in new nurse education programs
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is committing $200 million toward the Galen College of Nursing and $136 million to open new HCA Healthcare Centers for Clinical Advancement. -
South Carolina health system to build new $28M medical center
Anderson, S.C.-based AnMed is planning to build a new $28 million medical center in northern Anderson County, The Post and Courier reported May 5. -
California approves $150M loan program for hospitals
The California Assembly approved a $150 million loan program for distressed hospitals, with leaders promising to spend more money on hospitals later in the legislative session, the Los Angeles Times reported May 5. -
Virginia hospital construction faces setbacks
Renovations are continuing on the new Stuart, Va.-based Foresight Health hospital after setbacks caused the hospital to push back its planned January opening, local news outlet WDBJ reported May 4. -
HCA plans another freestanding ER in Florida
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare is planning a new emergency room facility in downtown Orlando, according to a May 4 Orlando Business Journal report. -
6 recent major gifts to health systems
Hospitals and health systems have long been a favorite beneficiary of philanthropists. -
Mass General Brigham to expand into UAE
Boston-based Mass General Brigham is expanding into the United Arab Emirates through a newly announced Jawaher Boston Medical District. -
CVS pressing pause on M&A after Oak Street, Signify buys
CVS Health said it will not pursue any major acquisitions in the near future following its recent purchases of Dallas-based Signify Health and Chicago-based Oak Street Health. -
UMiami Health to create 450 jobs with new hospital
The University of Miami Health System will hire 350 new staff members and create 450 new positions to staff a new hospital in North Miami, Miami Today reported May 2. -
Florida hospital adds $110M tower
Jupiter (Fla.) Medical Center, a 248-bed hospital, has received final approval from the town of Jupiter to construct a new 92-bed patient tower. -
UT Health breaks ground on $100M brain center
UT Health San Antonio is set to break ground on a $100 million Center for Brain Health. -
Northern Light hospital gets $16M to cover temporary staffing costs
Bangor-based Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center received $16 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the cost of hiring temporary staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, Maine Public Radio reported May 2.
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