Hospitals & Health Systems

As NYU Langone poaches top surgical talent from rival HSS, a new era of 3D-printed joints and shock-absorbing implants promises to delay the replacement age.

As public trust in healthcare systems falters, a bold new brand campaign leverages the 91% of Canadians who still believe in frontline workers.

As Jonathan Perlin steps down, James Merlino inherits a modernized, data-driven accreditation body focused on reducing burdens and elevating patient safety.

MedAxiom's CV Transforum Fall '26 winners reveal how AI-guided diagnostics, remote monitoring, and automated workflows are solving the cardiology workforce crisis.

As hospitals waste billions fighting insurance denials, a new study reveals how front-end AI transforms the registration desk into a financial firewall.

By shifting clinical documentation integrity to the point of care, Avo's new AI workflow promises to end physician query fatigue and capture lost revenue.

When a hurricane crippled IV fluid supplies, a NY hospital was forced to adapt. The result was a stunning discovery: less fluid meant fewer complications.

A Canadian-led project in Rwanda wildly surpassed its goals, transforming women's health. Now, as funding ends, a call to expand this proven model faces global aid cuts.

How one Singaporean health system's quiet experiment in value-based care became a national playbook, saving millions and redefining patient outcomes.

Beyond industry awards, a new wave of healthcare marketing focuses on what truly matters: improving patient access, solving workforce shortages, and rebuilding trust.

The public release of patient data from Nutex Health is more than a cyberattack; it's a crisis of trust exposing the frail digital backbone of modern healthcare.

AdCare Hospital's new 12-bed detox unit isn't just an expansion; it's a strategic move to fill a critical gap in a complex system of care.

A new report reveals a silent crisis in healthcare: nearly half of organizations say document delays harm patients, creating an "action gap" that costs billions.

A new report reveals Indonesia's stroke crisis isn't just medical—it's logistical. Delays in referrals and insurance are the real killers. Can tech and system reform fix it?

With massive acquisitions in Florida and beyond, PACS Group is growing at a breakneck pace. But is its REIT-fueled, 'locally led' model a new paradigm for care or a risky bet?

Monash Health's landmark deal with Germany's Data4Life isn't just about tech; it's a strategic play to redefine global clinical research using open-source power.

A new report predicts a financial cliff for US health systems. The proposed cure? An AI-driven revolution. But can technology fix a human crisis?

Corewell Health is pouring $1.7 billion into two Michigan cities. Is this a visionary move to meet future demand or a frantic effort to fix a capacity crisis?

Allegheny Health Network and START's new partnership isn't just a local win; it's a blueprint for a more accessible, patient-centric future in oncology.

Apollo Hospitals is launching 7-day routine care, a move tackling lifestyle diseases by removing weekday barriers. But can this bold model be sustained?