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University of Iowa seeks approval to lease 25,000-square-foot medical office building
The University of Iowa has earned approval from its board of regents to lease a 24,450-square-foot medical office building in Urbandale, Iowa, according to an April 24 report from The Daily Iowan. -
12 states with the highest layoff rates
Montana is the state with the highest layoff rate in the U.S., seeing more layoffs than any other state between October and January, according to research from business company Upflip based on the latest available data on layoffs from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
Remembering 8 healthcare leaders who have died in 2024
The healthcare community is remembering eight leaders in their fields who have died since Dec. 22. -
New Hampshire physician charged with healthcare fraud
A physician from Grantham, N.H., was charged for his alleged scheme to illegally distribute controlled substances and commit healthcare fraud. -
Arizona physician accused of sexually abusing patients
A physician in Yuma, Ariz., who pleaded not guilty to seven counts of sexual abuse and assault is facing new charges from patients, local CBS affiliate AZFamily reported April 23. -
Fired Iowa physician contests license suspension in court
A fired resident of Iowa City-based University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is contesting his medical license suspension in court, Iowa Capital Dispatch reported April 22. -
Bad news for private practice physicians
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3 closures affecting healthcare
Here are three closures affecting the healthcare industry that Becker's has reported on since April 16: -
4 physician fraud cases in 2 weeks
Here are four physician fraud cases Becker's has reported on since April 8: -
The health systems hopping on the ASC train
ASCs have caught the eye of health systems as a means for growth and expansion. -
The 'workhorse' of GI & endoscopy: How advanced tools are driving efficiency and patient safety
Gastrointestinal and endoscopy practices are facing multiple challenges that negatively affect their bottom line — such as persistent anesthesiologist shortages, high staff turnover, rising patient demand and low reimbursement rates. -
The US' 10 best medical schools
Cambridge, Mass.-based Harvard University has the best medical school in the U.S., according to online career training platform the U.S. Career Institute. -
Big moves by Optum
Healthcare giant Optum has made major moves in 2024. -
Noncompetes cost workers $300B each year
Noncompete clauses lead to wage reduction totaling $300 billion each year, according to an April 21 article by DCReport. -
Mercy Health Bon Secours ASC closes abruptly
Employees at Canfield (Ohio) Surgery Center were informed on April 22 that the ASC will be permanently closing its doors at the end of May, according to an April 22 report from CBS affiliate WKBN. -
Planning commission denies Corewell Health's ASC, medical office building proposal
The Royal Oak (Mich.) Planning Commission has denied a proposal from Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Corewell Health to open an ASC and medical office building, according to an April 17 report from the Royal Oak Review. -
Healthcare administrator pay per hour in all 50 states
The average hourly earnings among healthcare administrators is $64.64; however, that can vary by more than $40 depending on the state one works in. -
New York ASC sued following July data breach
A class action lawsuit has been filed against New York City-based Island Ambulatory Surgery Center following a recent patient data breach. -
10 best, worst large cities to start a business
Orlando, Fla., is the best large city to start a business, according to personal finance site WalletHub. -
25 cities with the best quality of life
Ann Arbor, Mich., has been ranked the city with the highest quality of life for 2023 and 2024 by U.S. News & World Report.
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