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Northern Louisiana Medical Center, a 130-bed hospital in Ruston, La., could lose its Medicare participation status Aug. 30 if it fails to address deficiencies reported by hospital surveyors. A June 1 survey cited 24 deficiencies, according to a CMS report…

Perioperative leaders are navigating a cost equation that’s getting harder to balance. Becker’s asked surgical and anesthesia executives which cost pressures concern them most and the answers converge overwhelmingly on labor: rising wages, staffing shortages and growing reliance on premium…

Healthcare’s technology priorities are being rewritten by cost. From rural hospitals to major academic medical centers, leaders nationwide are confronting the same pressures — rising labor costs, reimbursement compression, regulatory complexity and the escalating expense of scaling AI beyond pilots.…

Anthropic is launching an internal drug discovery program with a focus on neglected diseases that traditional pharmaceutical companies would not consider commercially attractive, CNBC reported June 30. At a June 30 event in San Francisco, Eric Kauderer-Abrams, Anthropic’s life sciences…

Kimberlee Daniels has been promoted to CEO of Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health in Washington, D.C. Ms. Daniels has served as the hospital’s interim CEO since January, according to a June 30 LinkedIn post from the hospital. In…

The recent contentious and highly publicized removal of BP’s board chair, Albert Mainfold, offers a governance teaching moment on the importance of role clarity in both the boardroom and the executive suite, especially when CEO and board chair duties are…

While 2026 kicked off with fewer hospital closures compared to the same period in 2025, three hospitals in three states are on the verge of closing, and their situations mirror what many facilities across the country are facing. In Chicago,…

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