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Members of the International Union of Operating Engineers have reached a tentative labor contract with Kaiser Permanente hospitals. The tentative agreement covers IUOE Local 501, Local 99 and Local 1, which represent about 600 maintenance workers at Kaiser facilities across…

Jeff Balser, MD, PhD, president and CEO of Vanderbilt Health and dean of Vanderbilt University’s school of medicine, plans to retire from both roles Dec. 31, according to a March 12 news release from the Nashville, Tenn.-based organizations. During his…

Stryker is continuing to respond to a global network disruption affecting its Microsoft environment that began March 11, though the incident has not disrupted U.S. hospital operations, according to the American Hospital Association. Here are 10 things to know about…

Hospitals and health systems had a rocky start to 2026. Patient demand and revenue growth slowed while expenses intensified, leading to an operating margins dip, according to Strata’s Monthly Healthcare Industry Financial Benchmarks report. The firm gathered data from more…

A decline in employment among occupations most exposed to artificial intelligence is hitting younger workers hardest, according to a study from three Stanford (Calif.) University researchers. However, in roles such as nursing, psychiatric and home health aides — occupations considered…

A data security incident at a care management partner of NYC Health + Hospitals resulted in the unauthorized access of protected health information for 5,086 patients. The incident involved NADAP, a care management agency partner that provides care coordination services…

York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health has unveiled a full-service, AI-powered robotic kitchen at its York hospital. The Fresh Take Eatery offers 24/7, on-demand food service, effectively doubling dining capacity during peak periods. The robots store and retrieve ingredients, cook, plate and…

One in 3 Americans have made trade-offs  —such as prolonging a prescription or skipping a meal —to afford healthcare, according to a March 12 article from Gallup. The insights come from surveys of 19,535 U.S. adults conducted by the West…

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