PA certifications hit record high as 12,400 physician assistants became certified in 2024, reflecting strong job market and state-level trends.

Cleveland-based University Hospitals is expanding its remote patient monitoring program across its entire system. The expansion will equip 1,500 hospital beds with Masimo’s wireless Radius VSM devices ...

Chicago institutions broaden academic collaboration to expand medical education, clinical care, and research between Cook County Health and UI Health.

Health system supply leaders from Northwestern Medicine, Cleveland Clinic, and others join the AHA advisory board for 2026 to guide supply chain strategy.

The Department of Justice dismissed charges against two individuals, the former CEO of two El Paso, Texas-based long-term acute care hospitals and the owner of one of them, withdrawing its felony ...

Mark Cuban pharmacy updates include new partnerships, expanded pharmacy network, and added injectable and brand-name drugs for healthcare providers.

Becker’s compiled a list of the highest-rated facilities for hospital outpatient surgery, according to patients. CMS’ survey collected information about patients’ care experience in hospital ...

CHS divest hospitals 2025 with seven confirmed sales including Commonwealth Health and ongoing talks for additional transactions to reshape its portfolio.

Chicago-based Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital has established an advanced leukemia clinical and research program to expand access to clinical trials and novel therapies for patients in the ...

ChristianaCare hospital names president Joan Pirrung to lead Cecil County Campus in Elkton, Md., after serving as interim president since March 2025.

Physicians who rely on AI in clinical decision-making may be viewed as less competent by their peers, according to an August study published in Nature from Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins University.

Johns Hopkins finds app effective for diabetes prevention, matching CDC benchmarks and human-led program outcomes in a 12-month study.