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Innovation
In Healthcare, It Ain't Easy Going Green
Health systems and hospitals are taking a closer look at how they impact the environment. At Valley Children's Healthcare, that...
Payer
Longtime Head of L.A. Care to Retire After Navigating Major Medi-Cal Changes
John Baackes, 78, who will retire after the end of the year, helped transform L.A. Care into a major market...
Innovation
Lights, Camera, Healthcare!
Northwell Health looks for brand recognition -- and a platform to talk about the issues -- with Northwell Studios.
Innovation
How to Turn Healthcare Into a Cool Career
Healthcare organizations have to look beyond the money and focus on culture and innovation to bolster the workforce, said panelists...
Marketing
America Worries About Health Costs — And Voters Want to Hear From Biden and Republicans
In the KFF poll, 80% of adults said they think it's 'very important' to hear presidential candidates address healthcare costs.
CEO
What Would a Second Trump Presidency Look Like for Healthcare?
The revival of one of Trump's most politically damaging crusades comes at a time when the ACA is even more...
Technology
People With Disabilities Hope Autonomous Vehicles Deliver Independence
For the foreseeable future, such services probably will need to run on predetermined routes.
CEO
Healthcare Is Front and Center as DeSantis and Newsom Go Mano a Mano
The matchup promises to be a heated brawl between rising political stars.
Innovation
Contributed Content: Left Stranded: Millions in Healthcare Deserts Battle for Access to Life-Saving Services
Nashville General Hospital CEO Joseph Webb, DSc, FACHE, explains how health systems are addressing care gaps in the country's most...
Telehealth
Teladoc Offers Free Virtual Care for Maui's Fire Victims, First Responders
The death toll from the wild fires hit 99 on Tuesday, with dozens more fatalities expected.
CEO
As Nonprofit Hospitals Reap Big Tax Breaks, States Scrutinize Their Required Charity Spending
Hospitals are supposed to provide community benefits, like care for those who can't afford it and free health screenings.
Human Resources
Hospitals' Use of Volunteer Staff Runs Risk of Skirting Labor Laws, Experts Say
The U.S. health system benefits from potentially more than $5 billion in free volunteer labor annually.