Today's Top 20 Health Finance Articles
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CVS Health reports $2.1 billion profit in Q1
CVS Health reported $2.1 billion in profit and surpassed 25 million members through its insurance arm, Aetna, according to the company's first-quarter earnings, posted May 3. -
Mississippi system lays off nearly 90 employees
Memorial Health System has laid off fewer than 90 people, or less than 2 percent of its workforce, according to Mississippi Today. -
Monument Health lays off 80, trims exec pay
Rapid City, S.D.-based Monument Health has laid off at least 80 employees, equating to about 2 percent of its workforce. -
Operating losses stemmed at PeaceHealth, but margins still negative
Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth reported a lower operating loss for the nine months ending March 31, but its operating margin remains in the red. -
CHS switches focus to international nursing recruitment to further reduce contract labor
Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems is switching one of its recruitment focuses to international nursing in a bid to further reduce reliance on contract labor. -
Voters reject property tax hike to support Washington hospital
Snoqualmie Valley, Wash., voters rejected a measure that would have raised property taxes by 46 cents per $1,000 of property value to help support capital projects and new equipment for Snoqualmie Valley Hospital District, the Snoqualmie Valley Record reported May 2. -
Kootenai Health increases transparency amid covenant violation
Publicly owned Coeur d'Alene, Idaho-based Kootenai Health said it will be holding investor calls more frequently after violating a covenant agreement. -
Sanford Health Q1 operating margin grows to 1.9%
Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health has reported $33.7 million in operating income for the three months ending March 31. -
St. Joseph's/Candler expenses rise, but $26.4M operating income above budget
Savannah, Ga.-based St. Joseph's/Candler posted an above-budget operating income for the nine months ending March 31 even as expenses in the period were higher. -
In markets with less payer competition, hospitals get lower reimbursements: Study
When payers control a large share of local markets, hospitals receive lower reimbursements for common services, a study published in the May issue of Health Affairs found. -
Jefferson hospital to end acute care, emergency services
Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health will end acute care, general surgery and emergency services at Einstein Medical Center Elkins Park (Pa.) and convert the facility soley into a physical rehabilitation provider. -
6 recent RCM mergers and acquisitions
Here are six revenue cycle management mergers and acquisitions reported by Becker's in 2023: -
How CHS, Tenet, HCA and UHS fared in Q1
Community Health Systems, HCA Healthcare, Tenet Healthcare and Universal Health Services all released first-quarter results in the past several days, and there were some common themes in the for-profit systems' numbers. -
Columbia Memorial has outlook revised to negative amid debt-funded capital expansion plans
Astoria, Ore.-based Columbia Memorial Hospital, a critical access hospital, had its outlook revised from stable to negative amid concern over the amount of debt it may have to use for upcoming expansion, Fitch Ratings said May 1. -
CHS reports $50M negative swing on income in Q1 2023
Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems reported a net loss of $20 million in the first quarter of 2023 on operating revenues of $3.1 billion. -
HCA to sell senior notes
Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare's subsidiary, HCA , announced its intention to offer senior notes. -
Shuttered Texas hospital owes $4.5M in unpaid resident pay, university alleges
The University of the Incarnate Word alleges that Dallas-based Steward Health Care Systems failed to pay $4.5 million in unpaid salaries to residents completing training at Texas Vista Medical Center, which closed May 1, according to the San Antonio Current. -
IU Health posts $311.7M net gain in Q1
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health reported higher operating revenue and income in the first quarter compared to one year ago. -
10 RCM headlines from April to know
From Olive selling its utilization management business to Ensemble Health partners adding 650 employees through three outsourcing partnerships, here are 10 revenue cycle management updates Becker's reported in April: -
Texas hospital to keep doors open with rural emergency hospital designation
La Grange, Texas-based St. Mark's Medical Center has received approval as a designated rural emergency hospital to potentially avoid closure after cutting almost half of its staff.
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