A Gurnee, Ill.-based drugmaker is shuttering all U.S. operations, the company told its hundreds of employees during a Feb. 22 Zoom meeting.
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Yale digestive center sees 1,000 patients in 1st 3 weeks
The new Yale New Haven Hospital’s Digestive Health Center in North Haven, Conn., has already attended to more than 1,000 patients in the three weeks since it opened, according to a Feb. 23 report from the Yale Daily News.
12 recent RCM mergers and acquisitions
Here are 12 revenue cycle management mergers and acquisitions reported by or shared with Becker’s since Aug. 23, 2022:
What experts are saying about the potential for a 2nd flu wave
Flu activity continues to dwindle nationwide, and although its patterns are hard to predict, experts say there has not been evidence to suggest influenza B will drive a second wave.
J&J MedTech launches new sinus procedure tool at Mount Sinai
Acclarent, part of J&J MedTech, announced that patients have begun receiving treatment with its TruDi Shaver Blade, an electromagnetic blade used for sinus procedures, at New York City-based Mount Sinai Hospital.
Cloud computing adoption among healthcare organizations: 6 trends to know
Seven out of 10 healthcare IT professionals say their organizations have moved to the cloud, with another 20 percent saying that they hope to move to the cloud within the next two years, according to a Feb. 22 study from software company DuploCloud.&nb…
Philips execs waive their bonuses after 'disappointing' '22
Philips’ management will not receive any bonuses for 2022 as the company’s market value dipped by 70 percent after a global recall of respiratory devices.
FDA expands recall of eye products tied to bacterial infections
The FDA expanded its recall for eye drops potentially contaminated with a highly drug-resistant bacteria that has hospitalized 16 and blinded six patients, CBS News reported Feb. 22.
How Sutter Health procedure treats lung cancer in 1 day instead of weeks
Sutter Health’s California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco is touting a treatment that previously took multiple weeks and several visits for early lung cancer patients, which has been reduced to one day thanks to robotic technology.
Judge dismisses Dr. Akram Boutros' challenge to firing from MetroHealth
A Cuyahoga County judge has dismissed a challenge by the former CEO of Cleveland-based MetroHealth related to his November firing, Law360 reported Feb. 22.
