For years, LeanTaaS has helped hospitals move patients through the building faster. Its new acquisition is meant to solve what can get in their way from leaving for the next part of their care. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based company announced…
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Buffalo, N.Y.-based Catholic Health will close its Mercy Diagnostic and Treatment Center in West Seneca when the facility’s lease expires in January 2027, according to a Sept. 1 report from ABC affiliate WKBW. The closure will affect nuclear medicine, radiology…
A surgeon at Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health has performed the first surgery using Stryker’s SportSuite Vision application on Apple Vision Pro, a hip arthroscopy. The FDA granted SportSuite Vision De Novo authorization July 17, making it the first technology authorized…
PartsSource, a clinical technology performance platform, has named former Epic executive Nick Marzotto vice president of AI and data, tasking him with leading the company’s AI strategy. Mr. Marzotto joins PartsSource after 15 years at Epic, where he most recently…
Janelle Reilly, market president for Chicago-based CommonSpirit in Tennessee and Georgia, has retired after a decade of leadership with the organization. Ms. Reilly’s healthcare career spanned 37 years, CommonSpirit South Region President Matt Brown said in a statement shared with…
In this episode, Austin Reeder, MHA, MPH, President, Froedtert Hospital, discusses expanding hospital capacity, improving maternal-fetal care and growing ambulatory services. He also shares his approach to navigating workforce pressures, rising costs, AI and other simultaneous changes facing healthcare leaders.
The American Medical Association has named Jennifer Goldsack senior vice president and inaugural leader of its Center for Digital Health and AI. Ms. Goldsack joins the AMA from the Digital Medicine Society, or DiMe, a nonprofit she founded in 2019…
Novartis temporarily paused eight clinical trials of its experimental CAR-T therapy in late August after three patients died from a severe immune response, The Wall Street Journal reported Sept. 1. The Switzerland-based drugmaker was testing the treatment — called rap-cel…
Infectious disease experts are cautiously optimistic the coming flu season will be milder than last year’s, citing moderate activity in the Southern Hemisphere and vaccine shots well matched to circulating strains, The New York Times reported Aug. 31. Scientists look…
Health IT leaders across the country are sounding the alarm on a common theme: the pace of AI adoption is outrunning the governance, cybersecurity and workforce readiness needed to deploy it safely. From CIOs and CISOs to chief AI officers…