Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health hosted HHS Secretary Alex Azar May 21 at one of its COVID-19 testing sites in Charlotte.

There's no guarantee that reopening strategies among schools, child care providers and employers will align. This will exacerbate the burden on parents who are expected to return to work without support for their children. Mothers' careers are especially on the line.

Women shoulder more household labor than men, and it shows in how much work female researchers have been able to complete during the coronavirus pandemic, according to analysis reviewed in Nature. 

Marcy Dunn, CIO of Portland-based MaineHealth, died April 6 at the age of 65 years, a health system spokesperson told Becker’s Hospital Review.

Hospital CEOs across the nation are responding and looking to recover from COVID-19 in ways that are unique to their organization's needs and population.

The pandemic has changed the way we lead. Some leaders have picked up new virtual skills, while others have found new ways to not let small stuff slip through the cracks.

The Corner Office series asks healthcare executives to answer seven questions about their life in and outside the C-suite.

Cities and states across the U.S. are lifting lockdowns and navigating the slow return to a more normal life, which includes opening nonessential businesses and allowing for more contact between people outside of the home.

While major cities remain the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in our country, COVID-19 cases are surging in rural states like Nebraska. Hall County, where 31 patients have died from coronavirus complications, now ranks in the nation’s top 100 counties for COVID-19 mortality.

Jeffrey A. Flaks, president and CEO of Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare, penned an op-ed for the Hartford Currant on May 15 that outlined the aspects of healthcare delivery and innovation the health system aims to maintain as it returns to the "better than normal" post-pandemic period.

President Donald Trump has tapped April Weaver, RN, as director of Region IV for HHS, the department said. 

Forty-seven employees at Northwestern Medical Center in St. Albans, Vt., have taken voluntary layoffs as part of the hospital's larger financial sustainability plan, a spokesperson confirmed May 20 to Becker's Hospital Review.

An Oklahoma hospital CEO is warning about potential community COVID-19 spread and calling for continued caution amid the pandemic, according to The Express-Star.

Hospitals, physicians and others in the healthcare industry have had to quickly implement changes to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has also revealed ways to improve the U.S. healthcare system. 

As hospitals try to rebound from the financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans need to be reminded that these facilities are still safe places to get healthcare when they need it, a Colorado hospital told KMGH-TV.

It's definitely spring in New York City. All the signs are there. Days are longer and trees have bloomed. Central Park is arrayed in all its glory. But, it's also a spring like no other. 

Lisa Oldham, CNO and Vice President of Patient Care Services at Orange Regional Medical Center in Middletown, N.Y., has tenure in nurse leadership and witnessed how the Covid-19 pandemic brought her teams of nurses together during a time of critical need.

Americans across the country have been encouraged by states and hospitals to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic to help protect healthcare workers and slow the spread of the illness.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has brought several health-related changes to Americans' lives, some of their long-held beliefs surrounding healthcare haven't changed, according to a survey from the Democracy Fund + UCLA Nationscape Project cited by USA Today. 

Echoing President Donald Trump's recent comments that the U.S. will reopen whether a COVID-19 vaccine is available or not, HHS Secretary Alex Azar said "everything does not depend on a vaccine," according to CNN.