Auburn (N.Y.) Community Hospital's chief of intensive care, Hal Feinberg, MD, says the hospital CEO ignored complaints of an abusive physician for months before taking action, according to a Syracuse.com report.

A recent press release by Cerner announced their partnership with BayCare, Lumeris, and Salesforce. 

A recent press release by Premier Inc. announced that Bon Secours Mercy Health renewed and expanded their partnership with Premier Inc. 

The American Hospital Association has opened applications for its second annual AHA Innovation Challenge.

Shawn Griffin, M.D., who became URAC’s president and CEO on February 6, 2019, and the first physician in URAC’s history to fill this role, offers his perspectives on telehealth, healthcare informatics, and the value of accreditation as an important market validator and differentiator.

After significant fanfare surrounding Amazon's selection of New York City as part of its HQ2 site and General Electric's move to Boston, Amazon has canceled its New York plans while GE will significantly downsize its expected presence in Boston.

Carl Hall serves as vice president and general manager for Presource® Products and Services at Dublin, Ohio-based Cardinal Health.

A recent press release from TigerConnect discussed how nursing informatics affects patient care.

A recent press release from Leidos announced their collaboration with Mayo Clinic.

A recent press release from Johnson & Johnson announced their acquisition with Auris Health, Inc.

We hear much grunting and groaning about millennials – their addiction to cell phones, social media and the tendency to hop from one job to the next – but the one thing they do very well is disrupt the status quo health care system by refusing to settle for slow, low-quality care that costs more every year.

Amazon said in a Feb. 14 announcement that it has canceled plans to build part of its second corporate headquarters in New York City, The New York Times reports.

Roseville, Calif.-based Adventist Health will not reopen its hospital in Paradise, Calif., and finalized more than 1,300 layoffs, according to the Paradise Post.

Each year, healthcare experts and policy wonks take to Twitter to craft #HealthPolicyValentines — sometimes witty, sometimes biting odes to the healthcare industry.

Saria Saccocio, MD, knows that care quality begins with access, and as ambulatory CMO and department chair of family medicine for Greenville (S.C.) Health System, improving access has been a top priority.

Today the healthcare industry is rapidly shifting to a system that rewards providers and hospitals based upon value not quantity. Value-based care encourages providers to deliver quality care and an ideal patient experience at a reasonable cost. Read this blog to see how a Surgical Home Program can help your facility make the transition to value-based care!

John Noseworthy, MD, the former president and CEO of the Mayo Clinic, joined the board of directors of UnitedHealth Group, the insurer announced Feb. 13.

After 170 articles and comments and clicks from more than 5 million Forbes readers, Robert Pearl, MD, the former CEO of Oakland, Calif.-based Permanente Medical Group, makes seven predictions for the next five years in healthcare.

Leadership at Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center should be held accountable for the processes that led to a patient's death and the indictment of a former nurse on homicide charges, according to Zubin Damania, MD, founder of the Las Vegas-based primary care clinic Turntable Health, also known as internet personality ZDoggMD. 

President Donald Trump underwent his annual physical appointment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., on Feb. 8, NBC 5 DFW reports.