Category: Care Coordination

Detroit system to open behavioral health hospital

Detroit-based Henry Ford Health is set to open a192-bed behavioral health hospital next week, The Detroit News reported Jan. 15.

Sustaining transformation in 2025, per Ballad's clinical chief

The greatest challenge of 2025 will be sustaining momentum of transformation, Amit Vashist, MD, senior vice president and chief clinical officer at Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health, told Becker’s.

Rhode Island hospital expands to fill post-pandemic behavioral health access gaps

Care New England Health System always and continually strove to provide an efficient, full continuum of behavioral health services across its organization. However,  the heightened, pandemic-driven rise in demand truly underscored the critical nee…

Tampa General's new behavioral health model: What to know

Tampa General is working to embed behavioral health services within each of its primary care practices by the end of 2025. 

CHI Memorial hospital opens UTI clinic

Chattanooga, Tenn.-based CHI Memorial Hospital opened a urinary tract infection clinic, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported Jan. 12.

'We're just getting started': Cleveland Clinic, AI and clinical care

At Cleveland Clinic, AI tools are advancing not just patient care, but patient privacy and clinical practices.

'No space in the hospital': Systems contend with virus season

Hospitals across the country are facing significant capacity strain and are enacting pandemic-era care coordination strategies to manage an influx in patients. 

Cedars-Sinai expands lung care capacity amid wildfires

Cedars-Sinai is preparing for a surge in patients with respiratory issues as wildfires continue to burn in Los Angeles County. 

Virginia VA hospital cancels surgeries during city's water crisis

A Veterans Affairs hospital in Richmond, Va., is halting all outpatient appointments, procedures and surgeries Jan. 9 and 10 after the city’s reservoir system malfunctioned. 

Hospitals and California wildfires: What to know

Three active wildfires started in Los Angeles County on Jan. 7, burning across thousands of acres and spurring tens of thousands of evacuations. Here are four things to know about the wildfires and their effects on hospitals in the city.