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Montana hospital reopens
Livingston (Mont.) HealthCare reopened June 15 after flood water forced the hospital campus to shut down. -
Oregon hospital to keep behavioral health unit open after protests
Coos Bay, Ore.-based Bay Area Hospital will keep its inpatient behavioral health unit open after advocacy from nurses, community members and elected officials, KCBY reported June 13. -
Massachusetts hospital faces pushback over decision to close birth center
The Massachusetts Nurses Association is showing its opposition to Beverly (Mass.) Hospital's plans to permanently close its freestanding birth center in September because of staffing shortages, The Salem News reported June 13. -
Advancing health equity is everybody's business
Health equity is top of mind for organizations of all shapes and sizes — from prestigious academic medical centers to big tech companies to nimble startups. What unites these distinct players is the idea that to truly advance health equity, it is necessary to align around definitions, responsibilities, technology and data. -
State rejects plan to close New York hospital's critical care unit
The New York Department of Health rejected Monticello, N.Y.-based Garnet Health Medical Center-Catskills' request to close its 10-bed critical care unit, Mid Hudson News reported June 10. -
North Carolina healthcare facilities locked down after threatening call
Pardee UNC Health Care buildings in Hendersonville, N.C., were put under a temporary lockdown June 8 in response to a threatening phone call. -
5 hospitals cutting inpatient care
Several hospitals are scaling back inpatient services or ending inpatient care. -
Allina Health consolidates, trims services
Minneapolis-based Allina Health is making a series of changes, including consolidating hospitals and scaling back services, the Star Tribune reported June 7. -
Neighboring hospital closures spur capacity strain for Pennsylvania health systems
Some Pennsylvania hospitals say closures and service reductions within Springfield, Pa.-based Crozer Health and West Reading, Pa.-based Tower Health have led to overrun emergency departments and other capacity strain at their facilities, NPR affiliate WHYY News reported June 7. -
Billings Clinic opens 26-bed intermediate care unit
Billings, Mont.-based Billings Clinic opened a 26-bed intermediate care unit June 6 that will be a bridge between the intensive care unit and the medical-surgical units. -
How the future of big data and precision medicine will impact cancer care
Cancer care is experiencing an explosion of innovation in terms of diagnostics and treatment, but physicians need data and help from technology to process it all. -
Wisconsin hospital becomes transfer center for emergency patients
Watertown (Wis.) Regional Medical Center is now accepting patients transferred via ambulance and helicopter from other hospitals. -
Maine hospital hires more staff, reopens pediatric, neonatal units
Lewiston-based Central Maine Medical Center reopened its special care nursery and pediatric inpatient unit after closing them in October due to staff shortages, the Sun Journal reported June 2. -
'This might be the last time I see the place': How hospitals are navigating wildfires
On the last day of 2021, Centura Avista Adventist Hospital CEO Isaac Sendros took off work to go on a skiing trip with his family. As they were heading to the mountain, he got a call from the hospital's facilities director letting him know there was a wildfire outside Boulder, Colo., threatening their hospital. -
13 hospitals scaling back care
Several hospitals are scaling back services for a variety of reasons, including financial challenges and staffing issues. -
Brigham and Women's doubles size of emergency department
Boston-based Brigham and Women's Hospital has completed its emergency department expansion, doubling its square footage. -
Emergency Psychiatric Care That Finally Works for Patients
In May 2022, the New York Times reported on a heartbreaking situation unfolding at a local emergency department (ED). -
Baystate Health urges selective ER use ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
Springfield, Mass.-based Baystate Health is urging people with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 infections to avoid its emergency rooms unless they are seriously ill to preserve capacity and resources over the Memorial Day weekend, MassLive reported May 27. -
Mission Health to open 2 ERs
Asheville, N.C.-based Mission Health has received certificate of need approval for two new emergency rooms in Western North Carolina. -
Crozer Health, Pennsylvania county reach settlement over behavioral health closures
Delaware County of Pennsylvania and Springfield, Pa.-based Crozer Health have reached a settlement to keep behavioral health services running through at least Aug. 31, the Delaware County Daily Times reported May 26.
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