#718 — The Industry Wire

June 27, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. Senate Republicans eyeing $15B fund for rural hospitals.
  2. RFK Jr. wants everyone to own a wearable within four years.
  3. HCA Healthcare appoints new VP of clinical AI.
  4. Teladoc CEO lays out M&A strategy following first year at the helm.
  5. Harvard Medical School researcher indicted on three criminal counts.
  6. Northwell makes Time’s 100 Most Influential Companies list.
  7. BJC Health System CEO to retire, president named successor.
  8. How to measure ROI in healthcare (the right way).
  9. The top 10 nonprofit health systems by operating revenue.
  10. A new era of vaccine policy has arrived
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