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Cleveland Clinic, Cavaliers break ground on new facility

Cleveland Clinic has broken ground on a new training facility for the Cleveland Cavaliers, which will also offer care to the general public. The two have also extended their long-standing partnership. 

Cleveland Clinic, Cavaliers break ground on new facility

Cleveland Clinic has broken ground on a new training facility for the Cleveland Cavaliers, which will also offer care to the general public. The two have also extended their long-standing partnership. 

78 executives reveal key role shifts

Becker’s asked C-suite executives from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share their team’s evolving roles and skills. 

Joint Commission International to offer sustainability certificate

Joint Commission International will launch a sustainability certification program for global healthcare organizations in 2025.

Jefferson's ED chief to step down

Theodore Christopher, MD, will exit his role as head of emergency medicine at Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health Oct. 1., according to internal email obtained by The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

An emerging med school training model

When Jennifer Adams, MD, a dean at a Colorado medical school, heard about a new way to train aspiring physicians, she was skeptical. A decade of success helped dissipate her doubt. 

4 notes on Stark law, anti-kickback compliance

Physicians often straddle the line between roles in a practice as both employees and the central drivers of income for that business. This makes conversations around investment, growth and regulatory compliance potentially complicated, according to an …

8 ASCs running or starting robot programs this year

Here are eight ASC that have started robot programs, or are planning to start them, this year, as reported by Becker’s:

Optum laying off 524 in California

Optum is laying off 524 employees across California, according to regulatory documents filed July 18.

Optum employees report layoffs

Former employees with Optum and its provider subsidiaries began posting on social media beginning July 18 regarding another round of layoffs they say occurred across sectors of the company.