#673 — The Industry Wire

January 15, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. FTC slams pharmacy benefit managers, again.
  2. Providence Health spins out Providence Ventures.
  3. Healthcare eyes M&A resurgence in second Trump term.
  4. NYC public hospital doctors avoid strike with tentative agreement.
  5. Nurses are America’s most trusted professionals for 23rd straight year.
  6. Prospect Medical Group, owner of 16 hospitals, files for bankruptcy.
  7. UPS looks to double its $10B healthcare business.
  8. Senate report calls out hospital private equity.
  9. UK Prime Minister bullish on healthcare AI.
  10. Healthcare workers’ LA fire experiences.
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