The following hospital and/or health system layoffs were announced within the past month. They are ranked by the number of employees affected.
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Teleflex today announced that its Arrow FlexTip Plus Closed Tip epidural catheter has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Northridge, Calif.-based Northbridge Hospital Medical Center's CEO Michael L. Wall is retiring effective July 2, according to a San Fernando Valley Business Journal report.
Ocoee, Fla.-based Health Central hospital has named Greg Ohe CEO, according to an Orlando Business Journal report.
Programs that allow patients who have acute medical problems to choose to receive care at home rather than stay in a hospital are transforming care for the chronically ill, according to a Kaiser Health News report.
A law professor and physician both argue that an overturn of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in its entirety would be an "absolute disaster," according to their op-ed in the Stanford Law Review.
The number of case managers working in a primary care setting this year compared to 2011 has grown exponentially, according to an American Medical News report.
The following is reprinted with permission from HFA Partners.The recent round of European bank downgrades and the reviews under way for more rating actions are of growing concern to hospitals with interest rate swaps. In some cases, downgrades require the…
Since 1997, David Kirshner has served as senior vice president, treasurer and CFO of Boston Children's Hospital, and currently, the hospital is in a financial state nearly unparalleled elsewhere.
The Illinois Senate has approved two bills that define criteria for hospitals to qualify for property tax exemptions and what qualifies as charitable care.