Three physicians agreed to settle their sexual discrimination lawsuit against Delta (Colo.) Health, the Montrose Daily Press reported Feb. 2.
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House Democrats working on alternative VA Oracle Cerner reform bill
House Democrats are working to introduce legislation aiming to solve the Department of Veteran’s Affairs’ EHR issues without returning to the VA’s pre-Oracle Cerner system, sources told Fedscoop Feb. 2.
Colorado hospital CEO resigns after 1 year
Jeanine Gentry, CEO of Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez, Colo., resigned Feb. 1 after about one year in the role, The Journal reported.
Healthcare's top 4 financial threats
More than 100 healthcare CFOs laid out healthcare’s top financial threats in the “2023 BDO Healthcare CFO Outlook Survey.”
Meet the CEOs of 5 ASC chains
Here are the CEOs of five major ASC chains:
Indiana hospitals lost $72M in 2022
In 2022, Indiana hospitals lost $72 million as inflation and rising labor costs put pressure on the state’s healthcare institutions, Indiana Public Radio reported Feb. 3.
Partnership 'most likely' source of stabilization for cash-strapped California hospital, interim CEO says
Hollister, Calif.-based Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital is seeking a buyer or partnership to stabilize its finances, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reported Feb. 2.
Spending up $18B on healthcare's ordinary administrative work
The U.S. healthcare system spent $60 billion on nine common administrative tasks in 2022, an increase of roughly $18 billion over the previous year.
Eye drops linked to bacterial infections recalled: 6 things to know
The manufacturer of EzriCare Artificial Tears, which has been linked to a drug-resistant bacteria outbreak, is recalling the over-the-counter eye drops, The New York Times reported Feb. 2.
Trinity accuses orthopedic group of anti-competitive behavior in lawsuit
Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health is suing Grand Rapids-based Orthopaedic Associates of Michigan, accusing the practice of holding a monopoly in Kent County.
