Wilson (N.C.) Medical Center is in full compliance with CMS' conditions of participation, a hospital spokesperson told Becker's Aug. 18

Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare has taken out a $50 million line of credit for unspecified purposes, according to an Aug. 16 filing.

Mechanicsburg, Pa.-based Vibra Healthcare is laying off 76 employees at its specialty hospital in DeSoto, Texas, according to WARN filings from July 27.

Mayo Clinic generated almost $300 million in operating income on revenue of $4.47 billion in the second quarter, according to an Aug. 17 filing.

CMS has fined three more hospitals for alleged price transparency violations.

None of the credit pillars supporting healthcare funding are stable, Kaufman Hall said in an Aug. 12 report.

Morgantown-based West Virginia University Health System, the state's largest employer, has reported first-half operating income of $89.2 million on revenues of $2.9 billion.

More than one-third of health system executives are planning to automate two or more revenue cycle management or financial functions in 2024, according to a survey by the Healthcare Financial Management Association and Eliciting Insights.

San Francisco-based Laguna Honda Hospital's application for Medicaid recertification was approved Aug. 16.

CMS is launching a new primary care model aimed at reducing costs and provide integrated care, according to an Aug. 14 report.

Often-heard claims by nonprofit health systems that they are teetering on insolvency are largely ignored by the public, especially in communities where such systems are building new hospitals, according to an Aug. 14 viewpoint from a health policy analyst.

Global wealth has declined for the first time since 2008, causing millions to fall from "millionaire" status, according to this year's "Global Wealth Report" from UBS and Credit Suisse economists. 

Earlier this month, Springfield, Ill.-based Memorial Health announced layoffs of hundreds of employees, including 20 percent of leadership positions, citing "current national and statewide economic trends." These cuts include the end of valet service, which was available to the public on weekdays, according to the State Journal-Register.

Medicare Advantage may now provide health coverage to more than half of the nation's seniors, but that is not stopping health systems from pushing back against the growing and controversial program.

The long-awaited merger between Minneapolis-based Fairview Health and Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health finally died July 27.

Complacency is one of the biggest pet peeves for OhioHealth's system vice president of revenue cycle, Girish Dighe, PharmD.

Bondholders of Mercy Iowa City have asked a judge to appoint an examiner to investigate why the hospital filed for bankruptcy protection without consulting them, The Gazette reported Aug. 15. 

Toledo, Ohio-based ProMedica has called off plans to build a hospital in Monroe, Mich., The Monroe News reported Aug. 15.

Hollister, Calif.-based Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital, which is set to be taken over operationally by American Advanced Management, has reported an operating loss of $1.3 million as of June 30.

HCA Healthcare, Community Health Systems, Tenet Healthcare and Universal Health Services are among the largest for-profit health systems in the country. Each system has a unique backstory and commands an extensive network of facilities and physicians.