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Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health has expanded its pediatric trauma telehealth program through its Primary Children’s Hospital to provide real-time clinical guidance to emergency departments across the region. The service connects rural and community hospitals with pediatric trauma specialists at…

Of the 28 hospitals CMS has fined for alleged price transparency violations, only two have bed counts above 550, while 10 have 30 or fewer beds. CMS bases its civil monetary penalties on hospital bed counts. Fines fall into three…

Minneapolis-based Allina Health has appointed Carisa Buegler president of New Ulm (Minn.) Medical Center. Ms. Buegler has held various leadership roles at the hospital over the past 20 years, most recently serving as director of operations. In that role, she…

For the first time since the National Council Licensure Examination was revised in 2023, the annual pass rate has decreased, according to new data from the National Council of State Boards of Nursing. Only 69.1% of nursing candidates passed the…

San Francisco-based UCSF Health has performed its first heart transplant for a patient who received an artificial heart months earlier. The 37-year-old patient came to the system in August with advanced heart failure, according to a Feb. 11 system news…

Most of the country’s largest insurers reported year-over-year increases in medical cost ratios in 2025. Centene reported the highest medical loss ratio at 91.9%, driven by higher marketplace medical costs, Medicaid cost pressures in behavioral health and home health, and…

The nation’s insurers have filed their fourth-quarter earnings reports, showing which recorded the largest net income in 2025.

Many health systems have rapidly expanded their shipment volume over the years. While a positive development, there are bound to be some growing pains along the way. You can put your confidence in us to make scaling your business as…

Healthcare organizations are showing growing interest in agentic AI, but most remain in the early stages of adoption, according to new research from Microsoft and the Health Management Academy. The findings, published in the January 2026 issue of The New…

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