Washington state is partnering with several companies, including Starbucks and Costco, to help boost the state's COVID-19 vaccinations, Gov. Jay Inslee announced Jan. 18. 

Business beats out nongovernmental organizations, governments and the media for being the most trustworthy institution in the public's eye, according to an annual report on trust from public relations firm Edelman.

The annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference is one of the best ways to diagnose the financial condition of the healthcare industry. Every January, every key stakeholder — providers, payers, pharmaceutical companies, tech companies, medical device and supply companies as well as bankers, venture capital and private equity firms — comes together in one exam room, even when it is virtual, for their annual check-up. But as we all know, this January is unlike any other as this past year has been unlike any other year.

Community hospitals have everything they need to attain the most leading-edge innovation.

Below are 15 hospitals that have announced name changes or other rebranding efforts in the last month:

There are three main reasons Haven, the healthcare venture formed by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase, failed, according to a Jan. 5 Harvard Business Review article.

About this time each year, healthcare leaders, boards, and advisers pause to reflect upon the year behind and what lies ahead.

Kidney care company Strive Health has named Rich Whitney to its board of directors, the company said Jan. 5.

Aura Biosciences has named David Johnson, founder and CEO of VelosBio, to its board of directors, the biotechnology company said Jan. 5. 

Haven, the healthcare partnership formed by Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway, is disbanding, according to an exclusive report from CNBC.

Amazon wants to provide online and in-person primary care for other large employers, people familiar with its plan told Business Insider.

Chicago-based Oak Street Health, a network of primary care centers, opened clinics at three Walmart supercenters in Texas. 

In the last year, Walmart has deepened its presence in healthcare with new primary care clinics, expanded telehealth services and a new insurance arm. 

As the results of Avanza's third annual survey of senior healthcare executives on ambulatory surgery center (ASC) joint ventures reveal, a growing number of hospitals are planning to expand their investments in ASCs.

As the foundation of America’s healthcare system, hospitals have been central to the nation’s COVID-19 response. These challenging times call for approaches to care that create opportunities for care to be more accessible and patient-centric than ever before.

The inaugural Pediatric Leadership Forum debuted Wednesday, Nov. 11, as part of Becker's 2020 CEO + CFO Roundtable. A collaboration between Becker’s Hospital Review, healthcare’s most trusted information platform, and Phoenix Children’s, one of the nation’s top pediatric health systems, the informative session brought together four leading experts in children’s healthcare to discuss “Unique Challenges Faced by Pediatric Leadership and What to do About Them.”

With an aging grid infrastructure, increasing severe weather events and wildfires, what are leading healthcare facilities doing to proactively plan for potential power outages that affect the safety of the community as well as the bottom line? To address this timely subject, an industry panel shared how they are managing power resiliency. The online roundtable event was hosted by Becker’s Hospital Review and sponsored by Enchanted Rock.

The current pandemic has showed that healthcare is ever-changing.

Two hospitals in Kansas and Montana are adopting new names in January. 

Delta is partnering with the CDC to launch a COVID-19 contract tracing program for international travelers, the airline announced Dec. 3.