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Tenet hospitals by state

Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare operated 49 hospitals as of Dec. 31 after selling 14 hospitals in 2024 

Illinois hospital names chief medical officer

Morris (Ill.) Hospital and Healthcare Centers has named Anthony Leazzo, DO, chief medical officer.

How Fred Hutch is facing the next era of cancer research, patient care

Seattle-based Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center’s sixth president, Thomas Lynch, MD, stepped into the role in February 2020, at the same time COVID-19 was beginning to transform the healthcare industry. 

Incredible Health expands to tackle the next workforce crisis

Incredible Health, the most expansive AI-driven career platform for permanent healthcare professionals, is growing its marketplace to include technicians, branching into home health organizations and ambulatory surgery centers.

Hospitals decry House GOP budget plan: 4 federal health updates

Hospital leaders nationwide are urging lawmakers to reconsider a Republican-backed budget resolution that could significantly cut Medicaid funding, warning of serious consequences for patients and healthcare providers.  

OU Health taps clinical service chief

Oklahoma City-based OU Health has appointed Isabella Grumbach, MD, PhD, as clinical service chief, effective in July.

Change Healthcare continues mailing data breach notices 1 year after cyberattack

UnitedHealth Group subsidiary Change Healthcare continues to send out data breach notifications a year after a cyberattack that disrupted the industry, the Minnesota Star-Tribune reported Feb. 25.

5 reasons CIO hiring is surging

CIO hiring is on the rise to start 2025 but may not make for a “Great CIO Migration.”

Why Memorial Sloan Kettering partnered with Amazon on AI

A new AI collaboration between New York City-based Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Amazon will be a “spark for innovation and entrepreneurship” at the health system, an executive told Becker’s.

Ohio hospital shuttering long-term care, skilled nursing operations

East Ohio Regional Hospital, a 140-bed facility in Martins Ferry, has notified employees that it will be shuttering its long-term care and skilled nursing facility, The Intelligencer reported Feb. 25.