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A subcommittee of Louisiana's Commission on Streamlining Government, chaired by Treasurer John Kennedy, recommended that efforts to rebuild the closed Charity Hospital in New Orleans should be favored over the construction of a new teaching hospital in the city, according…
Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health Foundation announced that it will award more than $1 million is funding to hospitals, health systems and community health clinics from across the country to improve efficiency and quality of care, according to a Cardinal news…
Oneida (N.Y.) Healthcare Center will open its new addition, which includes a surgery center and intensive care unit, on Oct. 7, according to a report in the Madison County Courier.
Officials from the Sonoma County Health Care District have announced plans to study the impact of a proposed 70-bed Sutter Health hospital in the county on the district's two facilities, according to a report by the North Bay Business Journal.
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St. Tammany Parish Hospital in Covington, La., has announced plans to build a 20,000 square-foot ASC to open mid-2010, according to a STPH news release.
Willamette Falls Hospital in Oregon City, Ore., received state approval to move forward with its plans to merge with Providence Health & Services, according to a report in the Portland Business Journal.
Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, has agreed to sell its facility to Catholic Healthcare Partners' Mercy Health System for approximately $180 million, according to a report by the News Record.
Here are profiles of 10 hospitals across the United States that opened their doors in 2009.
Troy Bruntz, CFO and VP of finance at 25-bed Community Hospital in McCook, Neb., talks about how his institution dealt with the loss of its only remaining orthopedic surgeon and revived its orthopedic OR.