Kevin Roberts, president and chief executive of Adventist Health Glendale, formerly known as Glendale Adventist Medical Center, will leave his leadership role at the hospital on Nov. 3 to pursue other opportunities, according to Adventist officials.
The top four Democrats running for California governor stood onstage for the first major candidate forum Sunday, splintering over single-payer healthcare but little else.
CMS estimates that the implementation of its new and revised requirements will cost providers upwards of $55,000 per year, a prediction that is weighing on providers.
Providence Health & Services has hired the former CEO of a multiple-campus hospital in California’s Silicon Valley to lead its Southern Oregon operations.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - After Hurricane Maria ravaged this island, leaving most hospitals here without reliable power, the U.S. Navy sent a massive floating hospital to help fill gaps in the fragile health-care system. Hardly anyone has used it.
CLEVELAND - In recent years, doctors nationwide have lamented ever-rising drug prices that are limiting patient access to crucial medicines and undermining hospital finances. But a ballot initiative in Ohio is flipping that script.
Daniel Och and his wife are giving $25 million to New York-Presbyterian Hospital’s two-year old spine treatment center that will be renamed after them as part of the deal.
The Trump administration has gone nine months without a permanent drug czar. But within hours of the announcement that Rep. Tom Marino (R-Pa.) had withdrawn his name from consideration on Tuesday, the D.C. rumor mill was up and running.
President Donald Trump is leaning toward nominating Alex Azar, a former pharmaceutical industry executive and George W. Bush administration official, to serve as Health and Human Services secretary, according to two White House officials.
BEND, Ore. - St. Charles Health System announced layoffs, pay cuts and other measures Tuesday to cover an operating income shortfall of up to $35 million for the coming year that it blamed on higher costs, lower revenue -- and the Oregon Legislature.
