Kimball Medical Center in Lakewood, N.J., part of West Orange, N.J.-based Barnabas Health, plans to lay off 73 employees by the end of April, including 62 nurses, according to an Asbury Park Press report.
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Five-hundred employees at Louisville-based KentuckyOne Health were recently laid off, and 200 additional vacant positions have been eliminated, according to a report by The Courier-Journal.
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New London (N.H.) Hospital plans to trim its 600-person staff and cut employee benefits to stay financially viable, according to a Valley News report.
Financially beleaguered Crozer-Keystone Health System in Springfield, Pa., has announced it will eliminate 250 positions, according to a report by The Inquirer.
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Oroville (Calif.) Hospital is reducing its staffing by 3.5 percent, meaning about 50 employees will be let go, according to an Oroville Mercury-Register report.
Layoffs at Louisville-based KentuckyOne Health have affected employees at University of Louisville Hospital and Jewish Hospital in Louisville, according to a WLKY report.
McLaren Northern Michigan in Petoskey is eliminating 43 positions and cutting the hours of 100 more employees, according to an Interlochen Public Radio report.
Anthony Spezia, president and CEO of Knoxville, Tenn.-based Covenant Health, discusses the man who made the biggest impression on him, his leadership style, the problems he sees in the healthcare reform law, the Medicare wage index, his state's Medicaid program,…
Ezekiel Emanuel, MD, PhD, former health policy adviser to the Obama administration, said the future of healthcare is one with fewer hospitals and one with traditional health insurers replaced by accountable care organizations, according to a Daily Princetonian report.