Saint Mary’s Physician Services will close its clinic in Atkins, Ark., on Dec. 19, according to a notice posted on the practice’s website.
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10 Mass General Brigham physicians to exit, join Beth Israel Lahey Health
Ten primary care physicians at a Brigham and Women’s Hospital practice, part of Boston-based Mass General Brigham, are resigning and joining a practice affiliated with Cambridge, Mass.-based Beth Israel Lahey Health, The Boston Globe reported Nov. 20.&…
Health systems brace for possible 340B cuts
Many hospitals across the nation rely on the 340B program to stay afloat amid challenging financial times. But that could change significantly in the next few years.
1st gene therapy delivered directly into brain approved
The FDA granted accelerated approved to the first gene therapy directly administered into the brain on Nov. 14.
Texas system to close hospital, freestanding ER
Bryan, Texas-based CapRock Health System is closing its Bryan-based CapRock Hospital and freestanding CapRock 24-Hour Emergency Care center in College Station, Texas, on Dec. 13, KBTX reported Nov. 19.
Texas system to close hospital, freestanding ER
Bryan, Texas-based CapRock Health System is closing its Bryan-based CapRock Hospital and freestanding CapRock 24-Hour Emergency Care center in College Station, Texas, on Dec. 13, KBTX reported Nov. 19.
How MD Anderson uses teleconsulting to tackle care gaps
Cancer centers across the U.S. are continually developing innovative solutions to address growing cancer care gaps. These solutions often include increasing access to valuable cancer trials or highly targeted screening initiatives.
Details emerge following Arkansas hospital CEO's dismissal
Eureka Springs (Ark.) Hospital’s former CEO is speaking out following her termination Nov. 1.
Details emerge following Arkansas hospital CEO's dismissal
Eureka Springs (Ark.) Hospital’s former CEO is speaking out following her termination Nov. 1.
8 next big healthcare technologies, per Fast Company
The next big healthcare technologies include artificial intelligence to diagnose and find treatments for diseases and automated credentialing for health systems, Fast Company reported Nov. 19.
