A man was shot and killed and a woman wounded in the emergency room of MultiCare Allenmore Hospital in Tacoma on Wednesday night. A search is on for the shooter. A family member of the woman told KIRO the woman and the shooter got into a fight before the shooting and the suspect followed them into the ER before opening fire. The hospital said in a statement that was on restricted access due to the incident, which means no visitors are being allowed but the ER is open for walk-in patients.
UnitedHealth Group has agreed to sell off 164 hospice and home health locations to resolve U.S. antitrust concerns over its $3.3 billion acquisition of Amedisys, DOJ said on Thursday. DOJ and AGs from four states sued last year to block the deal, arguing it would reduce competition in the home health services market.
Butler Hospital's striking workers and management are scheduled to resume talks with a federal mediator on Wednesday, marking the first formal negotiations since the union last week rejected the hospital’s "revised last, best, and final" offer. Roughly 700 unionized workers at the psychiatric hospital on Providence's East Side have been on strike since mid-May. The union, SEIU 1199 New England, represents about 700 hospital employees and another 100 unfilled union jobs.
This Camden apartment complex comes with unusual amenities. The first floor of the building is home to a new Virtua Health primary care office that will serve both tenants and adults in the surrounding community. The complex is the second of its kind in New Jersey and part of a state-led initiative to expand affordable housing options and increase access to healthcare by eliminating common barriers like transportation gaps and travel issues.
Even though many companies report positive ROI from gen AI, IT leaders don't always know how to actually measure it, and the vast majority of AI projects fail. So what's the real story, and what metrics are important to gauge AI success?
Lithium in the brain has been found to protect against cognitive decline. Restoring lost lithium could be a new angle from which to tackle Alzheimer's disease.