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Hodges Partners Recruits One of Only Three Female In-Chiefs at U.S. News & World Report Honor Roll Hospitals to be Pediatrician-in-Chief of Texas Children’s Hospital
Hodges Partners Recruits Chief Medical Officer of Duke University Health System and Professor of Medicine in Cardiology at Duke University School of Medicine to be President and Chief Executive Officer of the Texas Heart Institute in Houston, Texas
Chief of Neonatology, Texas Children’s Hospital
Chief Medical Officer, Jackson-Madison County Medical Center for West Tennessee Healthcare
Chief Executive Officer, Nationally-ranked Surgicalist Company
Vice President of Revenue Cycle Management, National Outsourcer of Physician Practice Revenue Cycle Management
President and Chief Operating Officer, National Dermatology Clinic Roll-Up
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Happening Now
- Ascension’s innovation arm launches $285M venture fund
Ascension Ventures, the healthcare venture arm of St. Louis-based Ascension, closed a $285 million strategic venture capital fund, bringing the firm’s total assets to more than $1 billion, according to a March 5 news release. (03.08.2021) - Private equity pushes into healthcare: 6 recent deals
There were more than 300 private equity deals in the healthcare industry in 2019, and the healthcare sector has continued to draw private equity investors in this year. (09.21.2020) - Sunstone Partners Announces Investment in RSource Healthcare
Sunstone Partners, a growth-oriented investment firm focused on tech-enabled services and software companies, has invested in RSource Healthcare, a leading provider of revenue cycle management (“RCM”) services to hospitals and health systems. (09.09.2020) - When private equity firms invest in women’s health clinics, who benefits?
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to surge in the United States, Americans are becoming more aware of the deficits in their health care delivery system. (09.14.2020)
- Intermountain Healthcare, Utah medical school launch program to address health disparities
Intermountain Healthcare is teaming up with the University of Utah’s medical school to develop a new program that addresses population health and encourages physicians to stay in the region. (04.12.2021) - Walmart heir to build medical school in Arkansas
Walmart heir Alice Walton said she plans to finance and build a medical school in northwest Arkansas. (03.05.2021) - Montefiore, Albert Einstein College of Medicine partner on wearables study for remote monitoring care
Montefiore Health System and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, both in New York City, are teaming up to study the outcomes of patients with COVID-19 who are monitored at home using remote patient monitoring technologies versus patients who receive in-person care. (09.28.2020) - 2 San Antonio systems to create integrated health network
UT Health San Antonio and University Health System in San Antonio have signed a memorandum of understanding to create an integrated health delivery system, according to KENS 5, a CBS affiliate. (09.17.2020)
- AMA innovation arm spins out health IT practice management company: 4 notes
Health2047, the American Medical Association’s innovation enterprise, on April 12 unveiled its latest spinout company: Emergence Healthcare Group, a turnkey practice management and health IT group for independent practices. (04.13.2021) - What Microsoft’s $20B Nuance acquisition means for big tech’s healthcare push: 7 details
With a nearly $20 billion acquisition of speech recognition company Nuance Communications, Microsoft aims to get a leg up in its healthcare competition with other tech giants, according to an April 13 Wall Street Journal report. (04.13.2021) - Google, Microsoft, AT&T & more partner to mitigate health disparities through technology
The Health Equity and Access Leadership Coalition, an initiative aimed at tackling health disparities via technology, formed Sept. 30. (09.30.2020) - Top 10 cities in the US adopting telemedicine
New York City leads in telemedicine adoption among U.S. cities, according to Doximity’s 2020 State of Telemedicine report. (09.28.2020) - COVID – 19 Impact on Healthcare RCM Outsourcing Industry 2020-2024 Global Market Growth, Revenue, Key Players GeBBS Healthcare, Parallon, Availit, Cerner
The global Healthcare RCM Outsourcing Market is valued at 13200 million USD in 2020 and is expected to reach 22100 million USD by the end of 2024, growing at a CAGR of 10.9% between 2020 and 2024. (09.28.2020)
- CRH Medical acquired for $372.9M
Gastroenterology products and services provider CRH Medical has been acquired by Well Health, a Santa Barbara, Calif.-based company focused on consolidating clinical and digital assets in the healthcare industry. (04.23.2021) - 10 big challenges for ASCs
One year ago, many ASCs were closed or at limited case volume to divert resources to hospitals treating COVID-19 patients. (04.22.2021) - USPI added 530 physicians in Q1, 5 more earnings call notes
Dallas-based Tenet has big plans to grow its ASC business, United Surgical Partners International, and it began the year by adding hundreds of physicians. (04.22.2021) - Physicians and cancer patients embrace virtual care in a pandemic
Online visits, case conferences, and treatment tools speed cancer care transformation (04.04.2021)
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- 4 health systems appointing inaugural diversity, equity leaders
The following health systems have made appointments to newly created diversity and equity leadership roles this year: (04.12.2021) - Cleveland Clinic names Dr. Brian Bolwell to new physician leadership role
Brian Bolwell, MD, was chosen as the first chair of physician leadership and development in the Mandel Global Leadership and Learning Institute at Cleveland Clinic, the health system said April 8. (04.08.2021) - 32 thoughts on leadership from women in the healthcare industry
In honor of International Women’s Day March 8, Becker’s Hospital Review asked women in the healthcare industry to share their insights on leadership. (03.08.2021) - ICU physician shortage will push hundreds of US counties into crisis, analysts predict
Between now and March 20, hundreds of U.S. counties will need crisis workforce strategies because of intensive care unit shortages of critical care physician specialists, a new analysis estimates. (03.05.2021) - Swedish Health Services names inaugural chief health equity officer
Nwando Anyaoku, MD, has been chosen as the first chief health equity officer of Seattle-based Swedish Health Services. (03.04.2021) - Hospital admissions unrelated to COVID-19 have partially rebounded, study finds
U.S. hospital admissions that are not linked to COVID-19 have partially rebounded since the pandemic’s start, but they remain low for patients in majority-Hispanic neighborhoods, according to a new study in Health Affairs. (09.29.2020)
- 4 health systems appointing inaugural diversity, equity leaders
- With Medicare Advantage Rising and Resident Pool Shrinking, Nursing Homes Must Tackle Future Head-On
The COVID-19 pandemic paused most post-acute providers’ long-term planning efforts beyond making it through the next week or month, but now that the peak of the crisis has passed, it’s high time both operators and policymakers confront the new world ahead. (04.20.2021) - AHA: What is a long-term care hospital’s role in treating ‘long COVID-19’
The policy director of the American Hospital Association, the CEO of a Chicago-area long-term hospital and a pulmonologist discussed the role of treating patients experiencing “long COVID-19” in an AHA podcast published April 14. (04.25.2021) - From Funding to Fines, Why ‘More of Everything’ Won’t Solve Endemic Nursing Home Problems Alone
To improve the quality issues in nursing homes — many of which pre-dated COVID-19 but were brought into a harsh spotlight because of the pandemic — the entire system of skilled nursing care needs to be completely overhauled, according to one physician in the space (04.14.2021) - Anthem Reportedly in Talks to Buy CareCentrix
Dealmaking rumors continue to swirl this week. (09.24.2020)
- Bright Health acquires telehealth company Zipnosis
Health insurance startup Bright Health has acquired telehealth company Zipnosis. (04.09.2021) - Anthem teams up with EHR startup: 3 details
Indianapolis-based insurer Anthem inked a new partnership with Canvas, an EHR and practice management platform, according to an April 8 news release. (04.08.2021) - 4 recent payer deals
Here are four deals involving health plans announced since March 1: (03.06.2021) - Molina to acquire New York Medicaid plan for $380M
Molina Healthcare entered into a definitive agreement to buy most of Affinity Health Plan’s assets for about $380 million, the insurer said Sept. 29. (09.29.2020)
