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The Atlanta Dream has entered a multi-year partnership with Emory Healthcare, naming the health system the WNBA team’s official healthcare provider and official sports medicine provider. The collaboration is designed to provide year-round medical care for Dream players while expanding…

Hospitals and health systems across the country have unveiled rebrands and name changes in 2026, often tied to mergers, acquisitions or system realignment. Below are some of the most notable rebrands so far this year, according to Becker’s reporting: January…

Oceanside, Calif.-based Tri-City Medical Center officially became Sharp Tri-City Medical Center on July 1 as San Diego-based Sharp HealthCare assumed operations of the hospital. Under the agreement, Sharp assumed Tri-City’s assets and liabilities and plans to transform the hospital into…

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Orlando (Fla.) Health is unifying its pediatric services under a single new brand, Orlando Health Children’s. As part of the change, Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando will be renamed Orlando Health Children’s Arnold Palmer Hospital. The…

New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health finished retiring Nuvance Health’s brand this spring, when the first Northwell building signs, ID badges and lab coats appeared across the Danbury, Conn.-based system’s hospitals. The rollout capped a yearlong transition that began in…

Aurora, Colo.-based Children’s Hospital Colorado has rolled out a new brand platform aimed at closing an awareness gap with families outside Colorado. The health system built the effort, called “Made For The Moments That Change Everything,” with Denver ad agency…

At the most trusted health systems in the U.S., marketing leaders know when to pivot. Molly Biwer, chief marketing officer of Atlanta-based Emory Healthcare, said the most important shift her organization made was abandoning the idea that marketing alone builds…

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