People with EID titles will now have “Belonging” titles, according to the notice sent this week. Internal and external websites related to the EID office will also be updated.
Catholic Health, which owns Good Samaritan Hospital, says it has a 'strong partnership' with its neighbors and has worked to keep them informed while addressing their concerns.
Amid a potential shutdown, the CEO of the Crozer Health system in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, is stepping down. Crozer CEO Tony Esposito announced that he will step down on Friday after five and a half years as the CEO. "It has been an honor to serve alongside this talented team, and I want to thank each of you for the dedication that you bring to caring for our patients and the Delaware County community day in and day out," Esposito wrote in the email in part.
As healthcare gets more costly, and hospitals close in rural regions, states have moved to allow controversial, anti-competitive mergers of existing healthcare systems. Virginia is one of 18 states that allows such mergers, and a bipartisan effort that sailed through the 2025 session could see those mergers become more frequent. Virginia has a law that allows competing health systems to merge with the approval of the legislature. The only such system created in Virginia is Ballad Health, a network of 20 hospitals in the state's southwestern corner.
President Trump "exhibits excellent cognitive and physical health and is fully fit," according to White House physician Capt. Sean Barbabella. The White House released Trump's three-page medical report Sunday morning following the president's annual physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Friday.
Trump's Justice Department, through Attorney General Pam Bondi, announced earlier in the month that it will seek the death penalty against Mangione, in Bondi's words, 'as we carry out President Trump's agenda to stop violent crime and Make America Safe Again.' In his motion to take the death penalty off the table, Mangione's lawyers say Bondi's direction to Manhattan prosecutors — 'issued publicly, as a press release' — to seek a death sentence for him 'is political, arbitrary, capricious, a breach of established death penalty protocol and has now indelibly prejudiced this process.'