Among those identifying as “quiet quitters,” 57 percent overall — and 65 percent of working parents with children younger than 18 — say their work-life balance has improved, LendingTree, an online lending marketplace, finds.
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5 hospitals closing departments or ending services
Several healthcare organizations recently have closed medical departments or ended services at facilities to shore up finances, focus on more in-demand services or address staffing shortages.
3 recent ASC accreditations
Here are three new ASC accreditations Becker’s has reported on since Nov. 28:
Northside Hospital gets permission to build 17-story tower all at once: report
Northside Hospital will be building more of the new tower at its Gwinnett campus 30 miles from downtown Atlanta than previously announced in a move that will make the Lawrenceville site the largest campus in the hospital system, according to a Dec. 10 …
28 moves from top US heart centers in 2022
Here are 28 moves from the top heart centers across the nation throughout 2022:
Tennessee medical office building sold for over $7M
A 17,837-square-foot medical office building has sold for $7.4 million in Chattanooga, Tenn., according to a Dec. 12 report from ReBusiness Online.
ASC billing services provider named top place to work for 2022
Dallas-based ASC billing services provider Surgical Notes has been named a “Top Workplace 2022” in the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, metropolitan area.
Michigan hospitals want more funding after losing 1,700 beds
Michigan hospital leaders are seeking more money from the state as they continue to face severe financial challenges, Bridge Michigan reported Dec. 6.
Parkridge Health drops appeal against planned $100M rival hospital
Parkridge Hospital, one of four hospitals with Chattanooga, Tenn.-based Parkridge Health System, has withdrawn its appeal of CHI Memorial’s certificate-of-need approval for a proposed hospital in Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., chattanoogan.com reported Dec. 12.
'Never went without PPE': Johns Hopkins supply chain leader on accomplishments and 2023 priorities
Burton Fuller, chief supply chain officer at Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Health System, found himself unable to decide between a career in medicine or business. It was not until he started his first consulting job in hospital supply that he realized …
