Twenty U.S. metro areas, including Oklahoma City and New Orleans, might be the best markets to open an ASC in, according to data from healthcare analytics business Pivotal.
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Bozeman Health CEO out, interim named
Bozeman (Mont.) Health President and CEO John Hill is leaving his position at the end of October, according to an Oct. 26 news release.
Nomi Health opens Texas regional office
Orem, Utah-based Nomi Health opened a regional office in Austin, Texas, on Oct. 25 as the organization expands its services in the state.
Forecasting is an ‘ever changing prospect’: Bend Surgery Center CEO on expanding amid changing workforce, supply chain dynamics
Todd Currier is administrator of Bend Surgery Center in Ore.
Female CEOs communicate more positively in crisis: study
Female CEOs employ a more positive communication style than their male counterparts, and they are on the rise in the healthcare sector, according to an Oct. 24 S&P Global report.
Spine Team Texas CEO discusses ASC expansion plans
Mark Hood is the CEO of Southlake-based Spine Team Texas.
Telesitting, remote maternity care: Where telehealth is going next at Kaiser Permanente
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente is creating a “hybrid” or “fluid” model of healthcare, mixing video visits, remote monitoring and “telesitting” — along with in-person treatment — to give patients care where and how they need it, said Edward Lee…
Female executives are leaving their companies at record rates — here’s why
Women in leadership are switching jobs at higher rates than have ever been seen before, according to the 2022 “Women in the Workplace” study from consulting firm McKinsey & Co.
Mississippi hospital facing closure owes CMS $5.6M
Greenwood (Miss.) Leflore Hospital has been in talks with the Jackson-based University of Mississippi Medical Center to take over operations in early December, but negotiations have stalled, partially because of the hospital’s $5.6 million in debt to C…
Nurses to petition Tenet hospital CEO over elimination of IV therapy team
Members of the Massachusetts Nurses Association plan to deliver a petition to the CEO of Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Mass., urging the hospital to rescind the decision to eliminate the intravenous therapy team.
