San Francisco-based Laguna Honda Hospital applied for Medicaid recertification Aug. 11.
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Providence College set to break ground on nursing school
Providence (R.I.) College will break ground on its 100,000-square-foot, $80 million facility to house its new nursing program, The Providence Journal reported Aug. 15.
Vanderbilt starts billing for MyChart messages
Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center has started billing patients for MyChart messages that require medical advice.
Walgreens to close contested Maryland location months after lawsuit settlement
Walgreens will permanently close one of its pharmacy locations within a Maryland medical building after the retail pharmacy and owners of the medical center settled a lawsuit out of court in February, Herald Mail Media reported Aug. 15.
Walgreens to close contested Maryland location months after lawsuit settlement
Walgreens will permanently close one of its pharmacy locations within a Maryland medical building after the retail pharmacy and owners of the medical center settled a lawsuit out of court in February, Herald Mail Media reported Aug. 15.
MultiCare providers allege 'assembly line healthcare'
Providers at MultiCare’s Indigo Urgent Care Clinics are raising concerns about alleged unsafe and “assembly line healthcare.”
Bankrupt North Carolina hospital clinics to shutter if buyer not found
Williamston, N.C.-based Martin General Hospital, which closed and filed for bankruptcy on Aug. 3, could also close its six clinics if a buyer isn’t found, local news outlet WITN reported Aug. 15.
3-year manhunt ends: Authorities arrest man who allegedly posed as physician, sold fake COVID-19 'cure'
Federal agents have arrested a Utah man previously indicted for allegedly posing as a physician and selling a baseless COVID-19 cure, ending a three-year manhunt.
3-year manhunt ends: Authorities arrest man who allegedly posed as physician, sold fake COVID-19 'cure'
Federal agents have arrested a Utah man previously indicted for allegedly posing as a physician and selling a baseless COVID-19 cure, ending a three-year manhunt.
The No. 1 healthcare challenge, per 150 leaders
Healthcare leaders are zeroed in on growth and modernization, according to a recent report from Optum.
