#649 — The Industry Wire

October 4, 2024 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. Hospitals grapple with hurricane aftermath: 15 things to know.
  2. Healthcare CEOs cut their compensation in 2023, still made $3.5B.
  3. CA governor Newsom vetoes move to allow state to ban PE in healthcare.
  4. UnitedHealth sues CMS over Medicare Advantage star ratings.
  5. Biden rolls out global Cancer Moonshot effort targeting cervical cancer.
  6. Trinity Health plans to grow outpatient care services.
  7. Median physician productivity changes vary by specialty area.
  8. Two longtime healthcare CEOs retire.
  9. California’s healthcare workers to see minimum wage increase.
  10. The ‘long-term vision’ of AI at Mass General Brigham.
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