University Hospitals’ accountable care organization had a math problem: More than 64,000 diabetic patients and only a few endocrinologists.
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Geisinger names new marketing chief
Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger has appointed Hernando Ruiz-Jimenez as its new chief marketing and communications officer.
3 hospital, health system bankruptcies in 2025
Hospitals bankruptcy filings dropped to five in 2024 from 12 in 2023, though Dallas-based Steward Health Care System’s 31-hospital bankruptcy was the largest in three decades, according to Gibbins Advisors, a healthcare restructuring advisory firm.
3 hospital, health system bankruptcies in 2025
Hospitals bankruptcy filings dropped to five in 2024 from 12 in 2023, though Dallas-based Steward Health Care System’s 31-hospital bankruptcy was the largest in three decades, according to Gibbins Advisors, a healthcare restructuring advisory firm.
Manning family partnership to rebrand Children's Hospital New Orleans
Children’s Hospital New Orleans will be renamed Manning Family Children’s in partnership with the renowned football family.
IU Health inks $7M naming rights deal
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health has signed a 15-year, $7 million naming rights agreement with a local suburb, the Indianapolis Star reported.
2 health systems to air Super Bowl ads
New York City-based NYU Langone Health and Charleston, S.C.-based MUSC Health will air Super Bowl commercials Feb. 9.
7 maternity service closures in 2025
Amid ongoing financial challenges, workforce shortages and declining birth rates, many hospitals and health systems are being forced to close maternity services in 2025.
REH model gives New York hospital financial lifeline
Clifton-Fine Hospital in Star Lake, N.Y., has converted to rural emergency hospital designation, which CMS established to address concerns over rural hospital closures and provide rural facilities a potential alternative to closure.
States attempt to protect 340B with new bills: 7 notes
As pharmaceutical companies push back against the 340B Drug Pricing Program, several states, including Utah, Colorado, Arkansas, Maine and Nebraska, are introducing legislation to protect the program and ensure continued access to discounted medication…
