Financial Management

5 most-read finance stories: Week of April 4-8

The imminent closure of Colusa (Calif.) Regional Medical and three of its clinics most captured the attention of Becker’s Hospital Review finance readers this week.

By: Kelly Gooch

Friday, April 8th, 2016

The following were among the most-viewed finance stories on Becker’s Hospital Review.

1. 139-year-old California hospital to close this month

2. Banner Health operating income plummets 51.2%

3. Highmark Health posts $565M operating loss in 2015: 9 things to know

4. CMS finalizes 2017 Medicare Advantage rates: 8 things to know

5. 15 latest hospital credit downgrades

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