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

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

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.

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

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

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.

Intermountain Health's merger with SCL Health bolstered the nonprofit health system's finances in 2022.

SonderMind, a digital mental health company, is acquiring technology assets from Mindstrong, which has ceased care operations. 

The plan would end the United Network for Organ Sharing's virtual monopoly by inviting other organizations to participate in the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network.

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.

UnitedHealth spent $100 million to integrate Change Healthcare into its fast-growing OptumInsight arm last year. 

The Michigan Academy of Family Physicians is asking the state for more financial support for medical students doing their residency in an underserved market.

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted mental health struggles among healthcare workers. Health systems such as Oschner Health and CommonSpirit are sustaining their efforts to aid staff.

The hot Chicago startup badly missed revenue targets as it was completing a major venture-capital deal — just one of several new details revealed in court.

Marking the three-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic seems like a good time for reflection.

Without the legislation, some Kentucky hospitals would have been forced to start cutting costs, the bill's supporters said.

The numbers of applicants and residency positions are on the rise, though the percentage of filled positions decreased.

The nonprofit Blue Cross and Blue Shield company credited its above-market Medicare Advantage growth for 2023 to its mix of co-branded products, benefit packages and plans with high star ratings.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, mobile clinics increased access to health services in rural communities. The MOBILE Health Care Act could boost these efforts.

A physician as well as a venture capitalist, Zheng offers a unique perspective on where she's seeing growth in women's digital health now and what lies ahead.

GPT-4, released by OpenAI on March 14, is more advanced than its popular predecessor, ChatGPT. 

Medicare Advantage enrollment grew 7% between February 2022 and February 2023, the slowest rate in at least five years. Here's who won and lost the race to capture new members.

The computer aims to help accelerate biomedical discoveries and is the first deployment of an onsite private sector IBM-managed quantum computer in the U.S.

Impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic coupled with sociodemographic factors continue to drive higher cancer cases, say Dr. Wayne Frederick and Nancy Brinker.

Dr. Alice Zheng, principal at RH Capital, discusses why she believes women's digital health is at an inflection point.