Tag: Hospitals
New York City Nurses And Hospitals Dig In During Strike’s Second Week
The ongoing nurses' strike in New York City has entered its 10th day, marking the largest strike of…
As they brace for bigger challenges, hospitals at JPM say they’re going ‘back to the basics’
The J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco is known for showcasing the financial success and market dominance…
Medicaid approves extra payments for hospitals, doctors ahead of cuts
The federal government recently greenlit an additional $60 billion in Medicaid funds for healthcare providers, including hospitals, doctors,…
Trump administration crackdown on gender-affirming care targets hospitals
The Trump administration is taking a bold stance on restricting gender-affirming care for transgender youth in the United…
Hospitals owned by REITs more likely to close or go bankrupt
A recent study published in the BMJ has shed light on the impact of real estate investment trusts…
Testosterone, weed while pregnant, hospitals: Morning Rounds
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Forbes Top Hospitals 2026: Methodology Summary
With the pool of eligible hospitals identified, the next step in the methodology was to calculate the overall…
Forbes Top Hospitals 2026
The healthcare landscape in the United States is a complex and ever-evolving system that presents challenges and opportunities…
Forbes Top Hospitals FAQ
Forbes has taken into consideration the impact of these social determinants of health by incorporating Inovalon’s data warehouse…
Children’s Hospitals Association broadens scope of lobbying efforts
The Children's Hospital Association, a prominent organization representing over 200 hospitals, has unveiled a new strategy in response…
At least 170 US hospitals face major flood risk. Experts say Trump is making it worse.
This article was initially published by KFF Health News, a nationwide newsroom dedicated to comprehensive journalism focused on…
Hospitals Lose $32 Billion If Congress Doesn’t Extend ACA Tax Credits
Senator John Barrasso, a Republican from Wyoming; Senate Majority Leader John Thune, a Republican from South Dakota; and…