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Bradford (Pa.) Regional Medical Center has been renamed Bradford Medical Park. The new name reflects the campus’s shift to a comprehensive outpatient healthcare destination, according to a July 17 news release. The rebrand follows Buffalo, N.Y.-based Kaleida Health’s decision to…

Patients no longer measure their hospital visit against their last hospital visit — they measure it against Amazon, their bank app and their last flight booking. Becker’s asked C-suite executives from hospitals, health systems, academic medical centers and universities across…

Scott MacDonald, MD, has been named chief health information officer of Sacramento, Calif.-based UC Davis Health. In this role, Dr. MacDonald will be responsible for efforts in health information technology, clinical informatics and digital innovation, according to a July 21…

AGS Health has named Maxim Abramsky as chief product officer. Mr. Abramsky will oversee product strategy for AGS Health InnovationWorks and the company’s broader technology solutions, with a focus on applying artificial intelligence and automation to the operational core of…

Joplin, Mo.-based Freeman Health System named Barbara Miller, MD, chief medical officer of the Missouri/Kansas market. Dr. Miller will provide leadership and clinical oversight across the two state markets and help advance quality, patient safety and clinical excellence, according to…

Omaha, Neb.-based Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital said three in 10 children currently treated at the hospital are there due to e-bike or e-scooter injuries, WOWT reported July 20. Here is what to know. 1. Among e-bike or e-scooter injury patients, 30%…

Greenville, N.C.-based ECU Health saw an opportunity to give leaders a clearer view of workforce trends so they could identify risks earlier and intervene before problems escalated. Like many health systems, ECU Health tracked turnover, vacancies, contract labor spending and…

The $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program arrived last year as a federal commitment to the communities most likely to lose access to care under HR-1’s Medicaid cuts. Rural health executives across the country have questioned the program’s structure, pointing…

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