Louisville, Ky.-based ScionHealth has tapped David O’Brien, MSN, RN, to serve Kindred Hospitals as CEO of the South Florida market.
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'I would not say confident; I would say hopeful': Shuttered Texas hospital board president on potential reopening
It’s been nearly four months since La Grange, Texas-based St. Mark’s Medical Center closed its doors Oct. 12 over an inability to pay its mortgage debts. While there have been attempts to resurrect the hospital, many remain hopeful it will one day prov…
Corrections made in ongoing FDA eye drop recall
The FDA has published corrections and additions to a company’s voluntary recall of eye drops after a wave of several others throughout 2023.
What Amazon pays for 12 healthcare jobs
Amazon continues its healthcare hiring as it aims to disrupt the industry. Here are 12 healthcare job openings at the Big Tech company in January.
Trinity hospital appeals $394K fine for closing birthing unit
Stafford, Conn.-based Johnson Memorial Hospital, part of Hartford, Conn.-based Trinity Health of New England, is appealing a $394,000 civil penalty from the state Office of Health Strategy for failing to resume labor and delivery services despite state…
Hospital supply leaders should prioritize 3 areas: AHA
The American Hospital Association named three areas where supply chain leaders at hospitals and health systems should set anchor: people, processes and technology.
Micheal Dowling: AI can help with hospital shortfalls
Northwell Health President and CEO Michael Dowling views technology, particularly artificial intelligence, as a means to achieve the efficiencies required to address the shortcomings hospitals and health systems are facing, Politico reported Jan. 23.
MyMichigan operating results sees marginal gain in FY Q2
Midland, Mich.-based MyMichigan Health saw a 6.2% year-over-year increase in operating income to $7.5 million while net income decreased by 60% to $20 million for its second quarter running Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 2023.
Clinical service lines ranked by supply chain disruptions
Hospital surgery and anesthesia departments are facing the worst supply strains among clinical service lines, according to a recent American Hospital Association report.
Physicians aren't 'off' on PTO: Study
The majority of physicians struggle to unplug from work even when taking paid time off, contributing to higher burnout rates, according to a new study published by JAMA Network Open.
