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Inside UPS' Healthcare 2025 logistics strategy
As the healthcare industry continues to evolve, logistics companies such as UPS Healthcare are becoming more integral to the supply chain.
How NYU Langone's 'what if' mindset drives its evolving crisis playbook
In January 2020, NYU Langone Health conducted a pandemic simulation, continuing a tradition of tabletop exercises that began years earlier. The exercise not only laid the groundwork for New York City’s COVID-19 response but became a defining blueprint …
Pennsylvania hospitals' maternal health 'action plan'
Pennsylvania hospitals aim to tackle maternal health challenges with a new action plan from the Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania.
Hospital layoffs hit Pennsylvania in early 2025
Pennsylvania’s hospital sector has seen a wave of workforce reductions in early 2025 as health systems adjust to ongoing financial pressures, operational restructuring and shifting patient care demands.
The No. 1 challenge on this children's hospital CFO's mind
After nearly a decade as CFO of Dayton (Ohio) Children’s Hospital, Chris Bergman has seen firsthand the challenges of pediatric healthcare. As we enter 2025, Mr. Bergman told Becker’s that one issue stands above the rest: workforce.
Sports icons join forces with Ascension St. Vincent
Indianapolis-based Ascension St. Vincent Hospital has teamed up with two sports icons for its latest commercial, Hawk Central reported Jan. 23.
Mark Cuban's company sells 6,000+ medicines to healthcare sites
In less than a year, Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Marketplace has expanded its portfolio to more than 6,000 medicines.
Texas hospital welcomes chief of staff
James Vincent Cortez, MD, a diagnostic radiologist specialist, has been elected chief of staff for Laredo (Texas) Medical Center, according to a Jan. 23 news release shared with Becker’s.
Needle-moving practices at 6 Leapfrog straight-'A' hospitals
There are 12 hospitals that have earned straight “A” grades from The Leapfrog Group for 26 rankings. Despite being located around the country, at least six hospitals have a few things in common.
What can hospitals do about Medicare Advantage tensions?
Medicare Advantage represents more than 55% of the Medicare population, but the program has faced mounting criticism from some health systems, particularly over administrative hurdles such as prior authorization denials and slow payment processes.
