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Walmart to add 150,000 associates
Walmart is looking to hire 150,000 new store associates across the country in time for the holiday season and beyond. -
Walmart Health employees report hurdles with billing payers, patients overpaying
As Walmart Health clinics are poised to provide low-cost and convenient healthcare appointments, the retail giant is struggling with basic operations such as price transparency, billing and credentialing physicians, according to a Sept. 29 Insider report. -
Intermountain's outpatient imaging company to offer lower, flat-rate prices
Intermountain Healthcare launched Tellica Imaging, an outpatient imaging company that will offer flat-rate prices, the Salt Lake City-based organization said Sept. 27. -
Amazon Q3 profits projected to dip $2B as money is flooded into Amazon Care
While profits have remained steady, Amazon's operating costs are higher as it focuses on longterm growth, including its Amazon Care venture, according to a Sept. 23 Seeking Alpha report. -
Viewpoint: What hospitals can learn from airlines about clinical documentation
When it comes to reducing mistakes and improving safety of patient care, hospitals can look at the airline industry to explore ways for standardizing documentation terminology and simplifying communication, according to Amy Garcia, RN, and Mark Gregory, MD. -
Walmart Wellness Day offers COVID-19 vaccines, other immunizations at 4,700 stores
Walmart will be offering free and affordable COVID-19 vaccines and immunizations Sept. 25 at locations nationwide, according to a Sept. 23 report by Penn Live. -
How Silver Cross enriched its robotics service line — 4 learnings
New Lenox, Ill.-based Silver Cross Hospital is an independent, 300-bed hospital with a Level II trauma center. -
Viral variants and global vaccine efficacy — What you need to know
What you need to know about the impact of viral variants on global vaccine effectiveness. -
Henry Ford, Michigan State unveil joint brand for 30-year partnership
Detroit-based Henry Ford Health System and Michigan State University in East Lansing have unveiled a unified brand of their partnership: Henry Ford Health + Michigan State University Health Sciences. -
The Future of Health Care: COVID’s Impact and the Change That Comes with It
For most of 2020, COVID-19 disrupted and significantly altered the infrastructure of the world’s industries, including health care delivery and services. But at what level can we expect health care to return to pre-pandemic levels? What are the long-term effects of the pandemic even as the virus generally abates while the new delta variant threatens? And what other drivers will factor into change? -
DuPage Medical Group adopts new name
DuPage Medical Group, the Downers Grove, Ill.-based independent multispecialty group with more than 900 physicians, is now Duly Health and Care. -
Amazon to hire 165,000
Amazon is looking to hire more than 165,000 employees as the company continues to grow and rapidly expands its healthcare initiatives. -
Stronger Together: The importance of relationships for community hospitals
Community Hospital Corporation works with community hospitals across the United States to improve their performance. In this article, president and CEO Jim Kendrick shares his thoughts on the growing trend of partnership among these facilities. -
65% of Dollar General stores in 'health deserts,' CEO says
Dollar General CEO Todd Vasos said the retail giant has more than 10,000 stores in health deserts as he gives glimpses into its healthcare strategy, according to a Sept. 8 CNBC report. -
Walmart Health files to add 7 locations in Florida
Walmart Health is opening primary care clinics throughout Northeast Florida, according to a Sept. 7 Jax Daily Record report. -
Louisiana hospital addresses gun violence after being damaged in weekend shooting: 4 details
Shreveport, La.-based Willis-Knighton Pierremont Health Center issued a statement about gun violence after being damaged in the crossfire of a deadly Sept. 4 shooting, according to a Sept. 6 ArkLatex Homepage report. -
Sutter Health's journey to world-class robotic surgery — executives share best practices
Since 2005, Sutter Health, a nonprofit, integrated delivery system headquartered in Sacramento, Calif., has been on a journey to become a world-class provider of robotic surgery. -
Evolving beyond disconnected data: How integrated technology is paving the way to better healthcare
Having played leadership roles in a number of software and tech-enabled organizations, symplr CEO BJ Schaknowski has seen firsthand how connected, integrated technologies that centralize data and turn it into insights can fundamentally transform companies and industries. As health system leaders begin to embrace technology, BJ is seeing an evolution taking place that is dramatically streamlining operations, improving outcomes, and lowering costs. -
Broadening the scope of executive health: How hospital systems can provide executive health services for their community
The pandemic has heightened individuals' interest in protecting their health. -
5 healthcare priorities for large employers
Cost balancing and creating on-site clinics are some of the healthcare imperatives large employers are prioritizing this year, according to a survey from the Business Group on Health.
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