Hospital ACOs raised Medicare spending 0.8% under ACO REACH, driven by inpatient rehab and ER use, per CMS's third annual evaluation.

Healthcare organizations worldwide faced 410 ransomware attacks in the first half of 2026, up nearly 14% from the 360 attacks recorded in the second half of 2025, according to a July 9 report from ...

Large systems can learn cross-training strategies from rural hospitals to improve workforce adaptability and reduce nursing vacancies.

Hospitals closing departments ending services to address finances, staffing, and patient demand across multiple states since January 2024.

Broward Health observes largest GME class in system history, welcoming 141 residents and fellows across 28 programs in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

CDC flips script where pharmacy deserts are, revealing urban Minneapolis-St. Paul faces the greatest pharmacy access challenges, not rural areas.

In a July 2 letter, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott told CMS the state will opt-out of federal physician supervision requirements, making it the 26th state to do so, according to a July 9 news release from ...

Mental health leave rise challenges healthcare employers managing staffing shortages and increases accommodation requests nationwide.

CommonSpirit CHI Health Mercy Council Bluffs will close labor and delivery and Level 2 NICU services Aug. 31, transitioning care to Omaha centers.

Fastest growing subspecialties in electrophysiology expand due to aging populations and new ablation technologies, says Mass General Brigham and UI Health.

Judge extends block DOJ access to NYU Langone records, protecting minors' gender-affirming care data from subpoena through a preliminary injunction.

A wave of new research and policy developments is reshaping how health system leaders think about GLP-1 medications — from telehealth prescribing gaps to Medicare’s new coverage bridge. Here are six ...