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Like many healthcare leaders, Ted Wang, CFO of Walnut Creek, Calif.-based John Muir Health, is keeping a close eye on the effects of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act after it passed July 4. “We all are ...
AtlantiCare has expanded its use of Oracle Health’s Clinical AI Agent, reporting measurable gains in provider workflow and documentation efficiency, according to CIO Jordan Ruch. As part of its ...
Landon Hise has been named chief hospital executive at Integris Health Woodward (Okla.) Hospital, effective Aug. 18. Mr. Hise previously served as CEO of the hospital until October 2023, according to ...
The hospitals that made U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals 2025-26 Honor Roll are led by chief marketing officers with cumulative decades of experience, as well as some newer executives. Here ...
Effective Jan. 1, patients will be able to pay for concierge primary care models through tax-deductible health savings accounts due to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The legislation, signed into law ...
Angola, Ind.-based Cameron Memorial Community Hospital has rebranded as Cameron Health. The name change reflects how the 25-bed hospital has grown to include a growing number of specialties and ...
A Texas academic health center has rebranded to better reflect its local roots and align with its parent system. The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, which is often ...
As inflation pressures persist and household budgets tighten, two of the largest for-profit health systems are offering contrasting views on the role of consumer confidence in shaping patient behavior ...
Christopher Alvarez has been named CFO of Melissa Memorial Hospital in Holyoke, Colo., according to a July 31 LinkedIn post. Mr. Alvarez also serves as an affiliate professor at Regis University in ...
Care access — including the staffing that drives it — is one of the biggest operational challenges hospitals face today, Caleb Miller, senior vice president of surgical services and ambulatory care at ...
The Trump administration on July 30 announced a public-private partnership to create a more connected and user-friendly digital health system for patients and providers. During a “Make Health Tech ...
Primary care physicians are leaving fee-for-service Medicare programs faster than specialists, according to a recent study. The study, published July 18 in JAMA Health Forum, analyzed Medicare Part B ...
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