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From Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center naming a chief revenue officer to Erlanger Health System naming a senior vice president of revenue cycle, here are 25 revenue cycle executive moves Becker’s reported in 2026. 1. Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt Health…

In a May 29 executive order, President Donald Trump directed the CDC to review and potentially update the U.S. childhood immunization schedule, reflecting HHS’ move earlier this year to pare back vaccine recommendations.  Five things to know:  1. About six…

Anthropic plans to soon release an advanced version of Claude that has given health system leaders pause over cybersecurity concerns. Here are six updates about Claude Mythos: 1. The AI developer intends to introduce Mythos-level models to all its customers…

New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health reported an operating income of $144 million (2.7% operating margin) during the first quarter of 2026, up from an operating income of $31 million (0.6% margin) during the same period last year. Five things…

Sayre, Pa.-based The Guthrie Clinic has named Mangoné Fall its new chief information security officer, effective June 1. In this role, Mr. Fall will oversee cyber risk management, data protection and initiatives designed to safeguard patient and caregiver information, according…

Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems sold four Arkansas hospitals June 1 to Joplin, Mo.-based Freeman Health System for $110 million, according to a CHS news release.  The hospitals are part of CHS subsidiary Springdale, Ark.-based Northwest Health.  The sale covers…

In today’s environment, many within the healthcare field view the success of a health system based on size. However, health system size is a very incomplete measure of performance. While the number of hospitals, number of physicians, number of covered…

Healthcare executives are running out of traditional options. Annual gap-closure initiatives measured in hundreds of millions have become the norm, not the exception. Cost inflation continues to outpace reimbursement, margins remain compressed and the playbook that worked a decade ago…

A recent study conducted by researchers at the American Medical Association confirmed what healthcare leaders have recognized for years: chronic workplace stress, loss of clinical autonomy, declining reimbursements, and growing patient demands are leaving physicians burned out, undervalued, and increasingly…

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