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HSHS builds out exec team for Wisconsin market

Hospital Sisters Health System is unveiling a new executive team for its Wisconsin market. 

MyMichigan's CFO shares driving force behind Ascension acquisitions

Following Midland-based MyMichigan’s acquisition of St. Louis-based Ascension Michigan locations in Standish, Tawas and Saginaw, MyMichigan CFO Mike Rose told Becker’s the driving force behind the purchase was to produce efficiencies both administrativ…

Finger Lakes Health names new director of facilities

Geneva, N.Y.-based Finger Lakes Health has named Christopher Fisher as its director of facilities, effective immediately, according to an Aug. 26 news release shared with Becker’s.

Race-neutral formulas show promise in kidney transplant wait lists

Changes to eliminate race-based criteria from the kidney transplant list have benefited Black candidates, Medscape reported Aug. 26.

9 culture changes employers still need to make, per physicians

Physicians said consulting them on organization and policy decisions is the most important factor as employers look to build a strong culture, a recent Medscape report found.

Inari Medical updates clot removal device instructions after 6 deaths

Inari Medical has updated use instructions for its ClotTriever XL catheter after four injuries and six deaths were reported in association with the device. 

After Canada's 2 largest railroads shut down, is the US medical supply chain affected?

The U.S. supply chain could see slight disruptions after a shutdown at Canada’s two biggest rail networks, experts told Becker’s. 

Orlando Health posts 8.7% operating margin in Q3

Orlando (Fla.) Health posted an operating income of $158.3 million (8.7% margin) in the third quarter of 2024, up from $118.2 million (7.9% margin) in the same quarter last year, according to its Aug. 23 financial report. 

500 New York residents selected for healthcare scholarships

Five-hundred people have been selected for the New York State Health Care Workers for Our Future scholarship, which provides two years in full-cost attendance to state students, regardless of income, who want to become a clinical laboratory techno…

Nurse sues St. Luke's, alleges contract violation

A contract nurse at a Missouri hospital filed a lawsuit against her former employer over allegations of unlawful hour cuts, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Aug. 25.