The early impact of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss has hit the surgery suite hard, but the drugs' likely long-term impact remains uncertain.

A movement to provide hospital-level care for sick patients in their own beds, in the comfort of familiar surroundings, is growing in the United States — a trend already embraced in some other countries

Success under CMS's newest bundled payment model may depend on applying lessons learned by hospitals in earlier bundled payment initiatives.

In “Blind Spots,” medical expert Marty Makary rails against bad science and baseless opinions in health care.

By offering childcare onsite, a critical access hospital (CAH) has significantly improved its ability to attract and retain nurses.

Geeta Nayyar says hospitals and health systems should realize that combating misinformation is part of their strategy.

Ailments of the mouth can put the body at risk for a slew of other ills, yet dentistry is often siloed

The Federal Reserve’s plan to begin reducing interest rates in 2024 will likely unleash private equity’s pent-up demand for physician practices and other healthcare services companies.

Two new books chronicle the shortcomings of the nation's overwhelmed and often chaotic medical care system.

Norton Healthcare and a handful of other systems are committing significant resources to improving health equity.

Louisville, Kentucky-based Norton Healthcare has been tackling the problem health equity for more than half a decade.

The goal is to lure and keep qualified board members, who are becoming harder to find.

With no best practices to use as a model, hospitals have developed COVID-19 vaccine programs that are tailored to their own situations.

The COVID-19 pandemic creates an opportunity to focus attention on the fragility of rural hospitals, which may be able to secure needed support as a result.

The need to preserve cash is becoming more acute amid plummeting revenues and rising costs. Leaders and industry consultants are getting creative in search of solutions.