Caroline Hudson

The healthcare industry is weighing the immediate and long-term impact of U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor's preventive care ruling in Texas.

Sales for Walgreens' U.S. healthcare segment exceeded $1.6 billion in the second quarter, compared with $527 million a year ago.

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.

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

The so-called clawbacks are adding to providers’ operational and financial challenges in an already-tough economic environment.

The layoffs and restructuring come seven months after ChristianaCare Health System backed out of its planned acquisition of Crozer.

A slew of nonprofit and for-profit health systems reported fewer admissions in 2022, a factor that often coincided with big financial losses.

The Catholic nonprofit system's losses included expenses tied to an asset reorganization and a streamlining of its divisions and executive team.

Walgreens finds itself in a somewhat unique position regarding decisions about the dispensing of mifepristone because of its strategic push into value-based primary care.

Best Buy is growing its Current Health division through deals with some of the nation's largest healthcare systems. 

The year 2022 might have been the ‘worst operating income’ year ever for health systems, one Fitch analyst said.

Walmart Health's centers, which first opened in 2019, provide primary care, dental, behavioral health, audiology, lab, X-ray and telehealth services.

Cleveland Clinic reported a $1.25 billion net loss in 2022, compared with a $2.21 billion gain the prior year. 

AdventHealth's operating expenses grew 11% in 2022, squeezing the health system's finances.