#678 — The Industry Wire

January 31, 2025 Brian Casey 0 min read
  1. HCA 2024 breakdown and 2025 outlook.
  2. Cleveland Clinic rejects RFK Jr.’s AI nurse claim.
  3. What’s driving PA’s hospital consolidation wave?
  4. FDA Modernization Act 3.0 looks to reduce animal testing.
  5. Illinois hospital investigated after patient found on roof dies.
  6. What it’s like to make yourself sick on purpose for a clinical trial.
  7. Georgia HCP arrested for twerking over a disabled patient.
  8. Public trust in health agencies and vaccines decline.
  9. Providence restructures its executive team – again.
  10. Trinity Healthcare gives docs go-private ultimatum.
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