Becker’s is thrilled to recognize 67 CEOs and top leaders of critical access hospitals from across the U.S. The leaders recognized below successfully navigated their organizations through the COVID-19 pandemic and continue to focus on growing access to…
The first half of September has been laden with health system executive exits, from resignations to retirements.
Former employees with UnitedHealth Group’s Optum and its subsidiaries took to social media in August regarding an unknown number of layoffs they say occurred across the company.
Mitchell Weinberg, MD, was drawn to cardiology because of the elegance of the heart and the field.
Several hospitals in Texas have filed for bankruptcy or closed since the start of 2022.
Both outpatient and inpatient volumes declined in July versus the previous month, with outpatient numbers decreasing slightly more than inpatient, according to the most recent National Hospital Flash Report from Kaufman Hall.
Remote-patient monitoring can help with physician burnout, as it can unload some of their day-to-day tasks, Richard Milani, MD, chief clinical transformation officer at Ochsner Health, told the AMA on Sept. 8.
Lawrence (Kan.) Memorial Hospital is using an artificial intelligence program, dubbed KATE, during its triage process, which has helped staff with their decision-making process and reduced biases, Lawrence-Journal World reported Sept. 10.
Hospitals across Virginia will now be required to have at least one off-duty officer or trained security personnel in their emergency departments at all times, according to a new law.
Brenda Wolf is retiring as president and CEO of La Rabida Children’s Hospital in Chicago after 12 years at the helm, the Hyde Park Herald reported Sept. 11.
