Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger Health is not moving forward with plans to build a $180 million standalone orthopedics facility in Northeastern Pennsylvania, as the system reevaluates how it provides certain inpatient services, according to a March 28 Daily Item report.
In this episode we are joined by Holden Godat, Compensation Arrangements Director, VMG Health to hear about Corporate Practice of Medicine and the role it plays in PE MSOs and MSO structure. Join us as we explore the evolution of…
This episode features John Svolos, Managing Director & Head of Cryptocurrency Research at SkyBridge Capital. Here, he shares an overview of what cryptocurrency is, how the FTX scandal has affected crypto confidence, how he looks at crypto longer term, and…
This episode features Bill Tuthill, Vice President of Market Strategy at ACA & Senior Markets at Highmark Inc. Here, he talks about his work with Highmark - a Blue Cross organization that serves most of Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia, &…
Newark, Del.-based ChristianaCare is planning to reopen the former Jennersville Hospital, which it acquired from West Reading, Pa.-based Tower Health last July, in late 2024.
In this episode, we are joined by Luke Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer of Healthcare Finance Direct, to discuss how HFD is leading the future in patient finance by offering 100% approvals to providers and patients. Luke details how HFD partners…
John Baackes, CEO of L.A. Care Health Plan discusses executing through the challenges of the last few years, L.A. Care Health Plan’s goals for growth & investments over the next two years, and a lot more.
White Sulphur Spring, Mont.-based Mountainview Medical Center is moving forward with plans to break ground on a new $42 million medical center in July, the Independent Record reported March 27.
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente on March 24 broke ground on an inpatient tower with 138 beds at Roseville (Calif.) Medical Center, which serves about 360,000 healthcare members in the area. according to The Sacramento Bee.
St Johnsbury-based Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital and Morristown-based Copley Hospital recieved millions in funding from the United States Department of Agriculture, NBC5 reported March 24.
