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April 30 2024
Walmart Health’s shutdown underscores major challenges for retail health ‘disruptors’
Fierce Healthcare
Walmart’s plan to close down its medical clinics in five states underscores the major challenges retail players face in their aim to “disrupt” healthcare and provide primary care at scale, healthcare leaders say.
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April 16 2024
Medical City Dallas’ New CEO and Hospitals Recognized for Price Transparency
D Magazine
Jay deVenny has been appointed CEO of Medical City Dallas, a 909-bed hospital offering nearly 100 specialties, with over 1,500 physicians and 3,300 employees.
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April 10 2024
Hospitals Recognized for Patient Safety Endeavors
Healthcare Innovation
District of Columbia-based Health Transformation Alliance (HTA), a cooperative of large U.S. employers; District of Columbia-based non-profit organization and HTA member The Leapfrog Group; and San Diego-based Turquoise Health “announced the recognition of 472 hospitals for their efforts in demonstrating excellence in patient safety through The Leapfrog Group.”
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April 10 2024
NYU Langone hospitals dominate top honors for both patient safety and price transparency
Crain's New York Business
Four hospitals in New York have earned top honors for both patient safety and price transparency, according to an inaugural list released Tuesday by patient safety watchdog organization Leapfrog Group and software company Turquoise Health.
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April 10 2024
472 hospitals honored for patient safety, price transparency
Becker's Hospital Review
Less than 20% of the nation’s hospitals were recognized for excellent patient safety ratings and the highest level of adherence to federal price transparency rules.
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April 9 2024
Nine regional hospitals receive top recognition for patient safety
Winston-Salem Journal
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March 26 2024
Amazon hopes anti-obesity drug demand will boost pharmacy business
Financial Times
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February 28 2024
Millennials and Gen Z are less likely to seek primary and preventative care
HR Brew
Putting off behavioral healthcare can cost both workers and employers, says Marsh McLennan Agency’s chief medical officer.
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