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The next Congress faces bills with an expiration date and tough questions on AI, but our panel is optimistic.

The question is not whether traditional healthcare should automate. It's whether their concrete assumes a patient who will still be walking through the door.

The panel says the next Congress should focus on the physician workforce, bringing in more international doctors, healthcare violence and mental health.

Finger-pointing is not stopping the erosion of financial sustainability of U.S. healthcare, according to the Healthcare Financial Management Association.

The new hospital, slated to open in 2030, will be named in honor of Felicia and Ben Horowitz in honor of the contribution.

Two major cyber incidents develop just days apart. Here's what to ask your team.

Our panel examines what the next Congress can do to address rising costs and give providers more incentives to keep people healthy.

The Indiana health system reached another hospital affiliation agreement with Goshen Health and is planning to acquire Ovation Healthcare.

Our panel looks at restoring funds to Medicaid, the potential for cuts and closures of health systems, and the Affordable Care Act.

Rex Hoffman, MD, chief medical officer of Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in Los Angeles, talks about lessons he has learned.

Our panel of experts analyzes the midterm elections. They look at changes in Congress and how federal spending could be affected.

Hackensack has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Hunterdon Health and has pledged to invest $230 million in upgrades.

The solution to resolving health system technology adoption is already in the building.

He spoke with us about plans to invest nearly $600 million in the Minnesota system, upgrading facilities and the alignment between the organizations.

Sanford Health has finalized its merger with North Memorial, and other big deals are in the works.

Dr. Ty Gluckman of the Providence Heart Institute in Portland discusses how health systems can help patients reduce risks of heart attack or stroke.

MaineHealth and Tufts University School of Medicine are working to train more doctors to practice in the state.

The health system says it’s building a hospital and expanding virtual care to meet rising needs in Charlotte and beyond.

The pace of mergers isn’t showing signs of slowing down, as health systems engage in more deals and bigger transactions.

Amy Mansue plans to step down after leading the New Jersey system for six years. Warren Moore will take over in January.

The two Chicago area systems say they hope to finalize the deal by early 2027. Endeavor has pledged a $1B investment.

Dr. Claude Pirtle, president of Heartland Whole Health Institute, talks with us about an effort to help hospitals set up and sustain programs.

The systems are forming a joint venture and seeking the approval of North Carolina regulators to build the facilities.

The pediatric system offers housing, job and financial programs so families and kids can be healthy.

A new American Hospital Association report outlines dangers to rural hospitals that could lead to more closures.

This year, the Cancer Vaccine Coalition joined the Parker Institute. Leaders tout the potential for new breakthroughs.

A new law taking effect next year is designed to ensure that physicians can use their own judgment when AI tools make suggestions.

Operating margins remain constrained for many health systems, but performance and pressures vary by region.

Health systems say the federal government’s planned rebate program would add $1 billion in administrative costs and hurt rural communities.

BPD Health’s new report finds patients want enrollment guidance from sources they trust. Health systems should be one of them.

A new survey shows 1 in 4 U.S. adults owe a medical debt. Michael Karpman of the Urban Institute talks about how hospitals can help.