Several healthcare organizations have recently closed medical departments or ended services at facilities to shore up finances, focus on more in-demand services or address staffing shortages.
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How Trinity plans to boost its balance sheet by $1.5B in one year: Q&A with CEO Mike Slubowski
Operating margin declines characterized 2022 for many hospitals and health systems, which continue to battle ubiquitous challenges that include workforce shortages, declining inpatient volumes and the rising cost of supplies, drugs, equipment and labor.
Year in review: 2022's Administrators of the Week
Here is a look back at 12 ASC administrators recognized by Becker’s in 2022:
How UPMC created an innovation hub in Pittsburgh
UPMC has created an innovation hub in its home base of Pittsburgh by greatly expanding its cancer research and precision medicine footprints, Pittsburgh Business Times reported Jan. 3.
5 Texas Heart Institute leaders to know
The Texas Heart Medical Group recently rebranded to the Texas Heart Institute, a preventative cardiology practice that has been serving the state for over 60 years.
Completed purchase of Chestnut Hill Hospital will give employees rewarding careers, group says
The newly completed $28 million acquisition of Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia will provide employees with the tools they need to pursue more rewarding healthcare careers, the consortium taking over the hospital said in a filing.
10 spine ASCs to know
Below are 10 notable ASCs that offer spine surgery:
6 recent hospital, health system executive resignations
A number of hospital and health system executives have recently stepped down from their positions.
Are Indiana nonprofit hospitals really to blame for high pricing?
Nonprofit hospitals in Indiana are overcharging patients because of a lack of competition, legislators and others in the Hoosier state allege. The claim is heavily disputed by advocacy organizations working on behalf of the hospitals, according to a Ja…
From 'COVID toes' to 'Paxlovid arm': 4 phenomena that emerged amid the pandemic
Loss of taste and smell were once the hallmark symptoms of COVID-19. Nearly three years later, physicians have seen a number of other strange symptoms reported by patients during or shortly after a bout with COVID-19, as well as conditions linked to tr…
