Ending the epidemic of violence against caregivers requires a zero-tolerance approach, and it starts with leadership, Drs. Bruce Meyer and Tom Campbell say.

States can't use Medicaid to pay directly for rent, but Gov. Gavin Newsom is asking the Biden administration to authorize a program called  "transitional rent."

Catholic hospitals make up a sizeable portion of the U.S. healthcare system and in some communities they are the only option.

It’s not clear how much of a case the defense teams plan to mount when the Chicago trial resumes next week.

Sutter Health reported a net loss of $249 million in 2022, compared with a $1.14 billion gain the prior year.

The Cincinnati-based Catholic nonprofit health system disclosed a $1.2 billion net loss in 2022, compared with a $997.7 million gain in the prior year.

Leaders need to remember the opportunity that comes from connecting with their own purpose, says Atrium Health Navicent President and CEO Delvecchio Finley.

Officials at Sandpoint-based Bonner General Health said Idaho’s legal and political climate was partly to blame.

The North Carolina Healthcare Association, which represents hospitals, welcomed a Medicaid expansion that its members will pay an estimated $550 million a year to finance.

The private equity-backed startup closed two rural Missouri hospitals just two years after purchasing them. It now faces legal scrutiny and several lawsuits.

Only a handful of states have lingering mandates requiring the use of masks in hospitals, meaning most healthcare facilities are free to once again make their own rules on PPE.

Bright Health Group's shaky finances have attracted negative attention from regulators in numerous states, including Florida and Tennessee.