Financial challenges have forced Community Memorial Hospital to cut several services, with CEO Roy Davis giving the hospital a “50-50” chance of surviving, CBS affiliate WANE reported Dec. 6.
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Healthcare continues campaign comeback in latest GOP debate: 5 takeaways
While the candidates’ commentary and critiques on healthcare were generalized in the fourth Republican presidential primary debate Dec. 6, mentions of the topic suggest its return as an issue for the 2024 election.
Las Vegas hospitals treat victims of university shooting
Hospitals and emergency responders are treating victims of a shooting that left four people dead at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on Dec. 6, The New York Times reported.
'Healthcare' not 'IT': How CIOs attract talent
Health system CIOs told Becker’s they emphasize the culture and mission of their organizations — while accentuating diversity and work-life balance — to attract IT talent.
Eskenazi Health Foundation CEO to retire
Ernie Vargo II, president and CEO of Indianapolis-based Eskenazi Health Foundation, plans to retire Jan. 15, 2026 and the organization has already named his successor.
The roles that reshaped C-suites in 2023
Some health systems cut positions from their C-suites in 2023; others added to them, creating new positions that reflect the industry’s shifting priorities.
Average hourly wage for 38 hospital jobs
The types of jobs available at hospitals vary widely, and so do the annual wages for those jobs.
PeaceHealth picks Medline for physician, post-acute vendor
Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth has picked Medline for both its physician office and post-acute care vendor agreements.
40% of physicians plan to cut clinical hours
A recent survey found 40.3% of physicians are “likely” or “definitely” going to reduce clinical work hours in the next 12 months.
UConn Health taps consulting firm for revenue-boosting plan
Farmington, Conn.-based UConn Health hired a healthcare investment consulting firm to boost revenue as it contends with declining state aid, the Connecticut Mirror reported Dec. 6.
