Category: ROOT

3 top execs out at Olive

Three top executives are out at healthcare automation firm Olive, a company spokesperson told Becker’s.

AdventHealth using ‘mission control’ center to improve care coordination metrics

Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth is using a command center it calls “mission control” to improve its care coordination metrics, according to a Sept. 19 article from the health system.

Waiting on medical student loan forgiveness? 6 things to know about the process

The Biden administration announced a $20,000-per-individual student loan forgiveness program that will apply to around 8 million students nationwide. Here are six things to know about medical student loan forgiveness, according to a Sept. 27 report fro…

ModMed launches tool to help ophthalmologists maintain reputations

ModMed launched a new marketing service, AMP, that is designed to help ophthalmologists protect their online brand and reputation. 

Dickson Medical Associates breaks ground on Tennessee ASC

Dickson (Tenn.) Medical Associates has broken ground on a new ASC on Dickson’s campus, the Dickson Post reported Sept. 28. 

Kaiser Permanente, Mass General Brigham announce commitments to ‘Food is Medicine’ programs

Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente and Boston-based Mass General Brigham have made financial commitments to implement “Food is Medicine” programming as part of a federal initiative to help national food insecurity.

3 health systems opening hospitals

The following list includes health systems that have opened hospitals, submitted proposals for construction or announced plans to build since Sept. 21:

Instacart Health launches for prescription meal plan, medical supply delivery

Grocery delivery company Instacart has launched Instacart Health to allow healthcare providers to order food and medical supplies for patients as part of their prescribed meal plans or post-hospital discharges.

AARP files lawsuit against Alden Group for neglect, preventable injuries

AARP Foundation and co-counsel attorneys filed a lawsuit against the Alden Group, one of the largest healthcare providers for older adults in Illinois, Sept. 27 for alleged “chronic and intentional understaffing” at its facilities. 

The ‘looming’ disruptor of the ASC industry 

ASCs nationwide are struggling to recruit and retain amidst the ‘Great Resignation’ and rising operating costs.