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Competing hospitals partner to fill emergency care gap in rural South Carolina after ER closure
Bon Secours St. Francis and the Medical University of South Carolina, two healthcare providers in Greenville County, S.C., are teaming up to address the lack of emergency medical services in the northern part of the county, according to a Feb. 15 Greenville News report. -
8 ways hospitals are using text messaging to navigate the pandemic
COVID-19 has forced hospitals to pull out all the stops in the fight against the coronavirus. -
Amazon hires founders of COVID-19 testing startup
Amazon has hired several employees of Caspr Biotech, a COVID-19 testing startup, in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19 among Amazon workers, according to Bloomberg. -
New York health system gets new name
Catholic Health Services, a six-hospital system based in Rockville Centre, N.Y., recently changed its name to Catholic Health. -
15 employers, hospitals rewarding workers to get COVID-19 vaccines
Throughout the COVID-19 vaccination rollout, hospitals, long-term care facilities and other employers in the U.S. have offered workers payments and other rewards to be inoculated. -
Hospital rebrands: 8 recent name changes
Below are eight hospitals that have announced name changes or other rebranding efforts since Jan. 15: -
5 Navicent Health hospitals rebrand
Macon, Ga.-based Navicent Health has a new name, the organization said Jan. 29. -
Washington health system rebuked for offering COVID-19 vaccines to 'major donors'
Overlake Medical Center & Clinics invited about 110 donors who gave more than $10,000 to the Bellevue, Wash.-based health system to receive COVID-19 vaccines, drawing criticism from the state's governor, according to The Seattle Times. -
The road to recovery: 5 surgical trends facing hospitals in 2021
Hospitals continue to navigate challenges in the surgical domain that have the capacity to further affect financial performances, including accelerated outpatient migration, increased price transparency and greater patient expectations. -
Delta taps Mayo Clinic exec to oversee airline's healthcare strategy
Delta Air Lines has appointed a Mayo Clinic executive to serve as its first chief health officer. -
Washington state taps Starbucks, Costco for help with COVID-19 vaccine rollout
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 most trusted institution, annual Edelman report says
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 No. 1 lesson from the 2021 JP Morgan Healthcare Conference: Healthcare is 'too vital to fail'
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. -
More than software, a partnership for the future
Community hospitals have everything they need to attain the most leading-edge innovation. -
Hospital rebrands: 15 recent name changes
Below are 15 hospitals that have announced name changes or other rebranding efforts in the last month: -
3 reasons Haven failed: A former healthcare CEO's take
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. -
Reflections on 2020: Five observations on the US healthcare system through the lens of a crisis
About this time each year, healthcare leaders, boards, and advisers pause to reflect upon the year behind and what lies ahead. -
Radiology Partners CEO joins Strive Health's board
Kidney care company Strive Health has named Rich Whitney to its board of directors, the company said Jan. 5. -
Aura Biosciences appoints new board member
Aura Biosciences has named David Johnson, founder and CEO of VelosBio, to its board of directors, the biotechnology company said Jan. 5. -
Haven, corporate giants' healthcare venture, to dissolve
Haven, the healthcare partnership formed by Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway, is disbanding, according to an exclusive report from CNBC.
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