Arlington-based Texas Health Resources plans to build an eight-story, $343 million tower that will add around 200 beds to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano.
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Ohio medical office building sells for $995K
A medical office building in Youngstown, Ohio, has sold for $995,000, according to a Nov. 8 report from The Business Journal.
Florida Tenet-affiliated hospital taps new CFO
Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) has tapped Marko Serrano as CFO, where he will oversee financial operations for the hospital, according to a Nov. 8 news release shared with Becker’s.
West Virginia hospital's Stark law case dismissed
A West Virginia federal district court has dismissed a false claims lawsuit filed against Thomas Health System, citing insufficient detail in the plaintiff’s allegations, according to court documents filed by Becker’s.
CHS' $1B divestiture plan continues with Mississippi hospital sale
Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems continues to make progress on its $1 billion divestiture plan and aims to sell Merit Health Biloxi (Miss.), a 153-bed acute care hospital, to Gulfport, Miss.-based Memorial Health System.
3 noncompete cases to know
Here are three lawsuits involving noncompete clauses for physicians and ASC leaders to know in 2024, as reported by Becker’s:
Hawaii pain physician accused of misdiagnosing patient to prescribe unnecessary opioids
A Honolulu, Hawaii-based pain management physician is facing a lawsuit for allegedly misdiagnosing a patient to prescribe him unnecessary amounts of oxycodone, Hawaii News Now reported Nov. 2.
Memorial Hermann opens Texas ASC
Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System has opened a new surgery center in Montgomery, Texas, according to a Nov. 8 report from Community Impact.
Owens & Minor awards 3 organizations for advancing supplier diversity
Owens & Minor recognized three organizations with the 2024 Supplier Diversity Awards for their efforts in promoting diversity in the healthcare supply chain.
U of South Dakota's $1.1M telehealth training grant: 4 notes
A $1.1 million federal grant will fund training for healthcare workers in South Dakota to deliver telehealth services.
