Finance
Bronson Bets on Employer Health Plan as Others Exit
Bronson Healthcare is launching an employer health plan with administrator Key Benefit Administrators, going against a trend of systems exiting insurance.
News on October 30th, 2026
- Hospitals
Pennsylvania's Sharon Regional Pauses Inpatient Care
Sharon Regional Medical Center in Pennsylvania has paused inpatient services after payroll struggles, keeping its ER open while it weighs its future.
- Health IT
EHRs Are Everywhere. Prevention Gaps Still Slip Through.
Despite near-universal EHR adoption, care teams still struggle to act on preventive care gaps at the point of care, driving a push to embed actionable insights into clinical workflows.
- Health IT
Which Health IT Jobs Are Shrinking as Hospitals Embrace AI
Health systems are adding AI leadership and governance roles as legacy IT jobs tied to on-site hardware, support tickets and custom code wind down.
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Hospitals
CDC Data Ties Low Screening Rates to Advanced Breast Cancer
CDC data released in June shows states with lower breast cancer screening rates report more cancers diagnosed at advanced stages.
Hospitals
698 Rural Hospitals at Risk of Closing, Analysis Finds
A Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform analysis finds 698 rural hospitals at risk of closing, with 260 facing immediate closure.
Hospitals
University of Providence to Close by 2027
The University of Providence in Montana will close by the end of the 2026-27 academic year after a board vote, ending operations tied to health system Providence.
Health IT
Anthropic Buys Drug Startup, Reports Claude Results With 6 Partners
Anthropic acquired rare-disease startup Mithril Medicine and published early Claude-assisted drug development results with six biotech and pharma partners.
Hospitals
Vanderbilt Health Names Rebecca Warren Next Communications Chief
Vanderbilt Health named Rebecca Warren as its next chief communications officer, succeeding retiring chief John Howser in March 2027.
Hospitals
Texas Children's Opens Detransition Clinic in $10M Settlement
Texas Children's Hospital opened a detransition clinic to satisfy a $10 million settlement with Texas AG Ken Paxton, treating former gender-transition patients through age 21.
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