Today's Top 20 Healthcare News Articles
Healthcare CEOs are losing confidence
CEOs in most industries gained confidence between April and June. The same cannot be said for healthcare's top leaders, according to a recent small-scale survey.How hospital CEOs are committing to healthcare affordability as costs go up
Healthcare affordability is a growing concern, as inflation will likely continue to affect consumers' out-of-pocket costs and health insurance premiums for the long term, while advances in technology and pharmaceuticals increase the options — and the costs — for patients.Beth Israel Lahey names hospital president
Ed Huang, MD, was named president of Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, Mass., part of Beth Israel Lahey Health System, also based in Cambridge.
Atrium Health breaks ground on 12-story medical center
Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health has broken ground on an advanced care center near the uptown part of the city, Atrium said in a statement shared with Becker's July 12.Cash-strapped Colorado hospital names new leader
Andy Dreesen is to take over the helm of Leadville, Colo.-based St. Vincent Health, effective Sept. 1, according to a release shared with Becker's.100医院和卫生系统的心脏programs | 2023
The hospitals and health systems highlighted in Becker's "Hospitals and health systems with great heart programs" list are renowned for their exemplary heart care, patient outcomes and leading technologies. Most also perform research that leads to innovative breakthroughs in the field of cardiology.HCA Florida hospital taps VP of quality
Carey Estes has joined HCA Florida JFK North Hospital in West Palm Beach as vice president of quality.
CVS Caremark's system shut down, left pharmacies and patients stranded
System errors unexpectedly disrupted CVS Caremark's prescription processing July 11, leaving patients frustrated and some without access to medication, The Wall Street Journal reported July 10.California physician, pain clinic chain to pay $11M million to settle fraud allegations
加州医师和疼痛诊所链he owned agreed to pay more than $11.3 million to settle allegations they submitted millions of dollars of false claims to Medicare, Medi-Cal and Oregon Medicaid for medically unnecessary services.4 ways hospitals can alleviate 'supply shocks': McKinsey
Health systems that are not prepared for "supply shocks" can face reputational and financial losses and quality care issues, according to a July 11 article from McKinsey.19 health systems on Threads, Meta's new Twitter competitor
As hospitals and health systems are ever-present on social media, some have already made the jump to the newest platform, Threads, a Twitter competitor from Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta Platforms.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center rolls out mobile patient registration
At Nashville, Tenn.-based Vanderbilt University Medical Center, patients can now self-register in the emergency department via their mobile devices or through the health system's patient portal.Hacker claims to have posted HCA data for sale
A hacker has claimed responsibility for a data theft incident at Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare and has allegedly stolen and posted more than 27 million records for sale on the dark web, DMagazine reported July 11.States with the most, fewest at-risk youths
Louisiana is the state with the most at-risk youths and Massachusetts is the state with the fewest, according to an analysis released July 12 by personal finance website WalletHub.Georgia medical center rebrands
Thomasville, Ga.-based Archbold Medical Center is rebranding its network of four hospitals and 13 physician practices to unify its healthcare locations.Cybersecurity flaws found at VA Arizona health system
The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General found several cybersecurity deficiencies at the agency's Prescott-based Northern Arizona VA Health Care System, which could put that system at risk of being hacked, FedScoop reported July 11.Providence exits downtown Seattle office space
Providence, a 51-hospital health system based in Renton, Wash., is exiting office space in downtown Seattle as part of the organization's flexible work model strategy, a spokesperson confirmed to Becker's on July 12.2 recent fraud self-disclosure settlements of $1M+
Two fraud self-disclosure cases were settled for more than $1 million in June, according to the HHS Office of Inspector General:Johns Hopkins HealthCare gets new name
The payer arm of Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins Medicine has rebranded.70 CNO moves in 2023
Becker's has reported on seventy chief nursing officer moves since the start of 2023.
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