How to keep hospital shipping on track despite labor strains
Learn how healthcare organizations can address labor challenges by leveraging efficiencies to streamline and automate shipping.
Oak Street names first chief wellness officer
Deb Edberg has been a practicing physician with Oak Street since 2019.
FDA approves Alzheimer’s drug from Eisai, Biogen in closely watched decision
The agency’s approval comes months after a large clinical trial showed the drug, called Leqembi, could slow the disease’s progression. Yet experts have raised concerns about its safety.
Healthcare added 55K jobs in December, with ambulatory, hospitals again leading
The report comes as healthcare systems have struggled with staffing shortages and high labor costs.
Feds propose ban on noncompetes
In the historic proposal, the FTC said noncompetes harm competition, suppress labor mobility and reduce wages even for those not bound by the agreements.
New York nurses reach deals with some hospitals, others still plan strike
Thousands of nurses across eigth hospitals initially intended to strike without a set end date starting Monday.
Teladoc rolling out new integrated health app this year
The app is available to a select number of Teladoc’s existing clients this month, with full market availability expected later this year.
Patient sues CommonSpirit over ransomware attack
A Washington state man alleged his personal health information is now in the hands of cybercriminals and is seeking to bring a class action suit against the health system.
GE’s new healthcare spinoff nabs Amazon executive as CTO
On the heels of its market launch, medical device maker GE HealthCare has announced that longtime AWS executive Taha Kass-Hout will join the company.
Walgreens raises healthcare segment outlook on Summit acquisition
The company now expects the segment to bring in between $14.5 billion and $16 billion in sales in 2025.