Category: Static

Dr. Fauci's worst fear post-COVID-19: A short memory

In the 38 years Anthony Fauci, MD, spent as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, he was often asked what his worst nightmare was. His answer remained consistent: The emergence of a new viral pathogen capable of sp…

New York system delays birth center closure amid equity concerns

St. Peter’s Health Partners has delayed plans to shut down the maternity unit at Troy, N.Y.-based Samaritan Hospital to address community members’ concerns about care access and transportation barriers, the the Times Union reported Oct. 23.

The upcoming pharmacy desert

Pharmacies are disappearing across the country as retail chains cull hundreds of locations, and the closures are disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations, The Washington Post reported Oct. 22.

2 New York hospitals resume ER admissions after cyberattack

Kingston, N.Y.-based HealthAlliance Hospital and Margaretville (N.Y.) Hospital are resuming emergency room admissions after a cyberattack caused them to divert ambulance services. 

Trinity names 2 C-level officers in 4 days

Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health has named Corinne Francis executive vice president and chief mission integration officer, marking its second C-level appointment in the span of one week. 

3 Epic expansion projects

As Epic continues to solidify its grip over the EHR market, the software giant is launching new expansion projects in its home base of Verona, Wis.

Michigan Medicine installs digital pathology platform

Ann Arbor-based Michigan Medicine is expanding its partnership with Sectra to include its digital pathology platform.

Instacart wants more healthcare partners

Instacart is on a roll in healthcare.

PeaceHealth reports continuing operating losses

Vancouver, Wash.-based PeaceHealth has started off its fiscal 2024 with a $36.3 million operating loss in the first quarter.

Bed rail injuries, deaths rising in Minnesota nursing homes

The Minnesota Department of Health has opened investigations into six separate nursing homes this year due to adverse patient events with bed rails.