Dr. Janice Nevin will step down in September after more than 12 years in the health system’s top role. ChristianaCare’s former chief legal counsel will take her place.

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The rollout marks the first deployment of the records system at a VA medical center in years after technical problems plagued the project. In total, 13 medical centers are scheduled to receive the Oracle EHR in 2026.

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Paola Arbour will stay at Tenet on a part-time basis to provide transition and support services through early 2028.

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Drugs were left out of a 2024 rule streamlining prior authorizations by making decisions electronic and requiring payers to turn them around more quickly. The Trump administration is looking to address that gap.

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Mergers and acquisitions in the first quarter hit multi-year highs after providers pumped the brakes last year on deal-making due to financial stress and policy uncertainty from Washington, according to a new study from Kaufman Hall.

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It’s the latest in a flurry of executive appointments from health insurers looking to strengthen their leadership teams amid regulatory headwinds and elevated medical costs.

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The Trump administration is requesting about $111 billion in discretionary funding for the HHS, nearly $16 billion less than its budget in 2026.

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Lawmakers are considering bills that would unwind the state’s oversight over Ballad, the largest state-sanctioned hospital monopoly in the U.S. The FTC argues that’s a bad idea.

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Community Health Systems completed the divestiture of Crestwood Medical Center this week as the for-profit operator continues paying down its debt.

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Hospitals in 16 states have sued the department, arguing a 2023 final rule underpays hospitals that treat a disproportionate number of low-income patients.

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The agency is embarking on major initiatives — including helping states implement Medicaid work requirements — with fewer workers in the wake of the federal government’s restructuring, experts say.

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The insurer has been overhauling its executive bench as it attempts to bolster flagging profits in health benefits and capitalize on growth in Carelon, including through six new appointments on Tuesday.

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Eli Lilly is expanding its commitment to artificial intelligence-driven drug development, signing a deal with Hong Kong-based Insilico to develop and commercialize experimental drugs in preclinical development.

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David Zaas will return to Duke Health as chief executive in May. Zaas served in various leadership roles at the health system for almost two decades.

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In response to an opinion piece from the American Hospital Association, Dr. Catherine Gaffigan, president of health solutions at Elevance, defends the company’s new facility administrative policy.

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