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York Hospital is looking to join MaineHealth. York Hospital’s CEO says it can no longer stay independent.

CommonSpirit Health appoints a new chief financial officer, and other leaders take on new roles.

Community Health Systems has announced a deal to sell three hospitals in northeastern Pennsylvania to Tenor Health Foundation. CHS has been trying to sell the hospitals.

The Golisano Foundation announced the donations and the creation of a new alliance of 10 pediatric systems. Hospitals hailed record-setting gifts.

A bankruptcy court has approved Hartford’s bid to acquire Manchester Memorial Hospital and Rockville General Hospital. Prospect Medical Holdings filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.

Dr. Steven Corwin has led the system for over a decade. Dr. Brian G. Donley has been named the next leader of NewYork-Presbyterian.

Thousands traveled to Las Vegas for the conference. There was plenty of excitement about AI, but the tone was a bit different this year.

The Washington-based system announced plans for an affiliation with Samaritan Health Services, a five-hospital system. Officials hope to finalize the transaction in 2026.

The company partners with a number of health systems to operate small hospitals with a telemedicine concept, and more are in the works.

“This is about building a powerful bridge between the science that transforms lives and the systems that deliver that transformation,” said Michael J. Hennessy Jr., MJH Life Sciences chairman and CEO, of the BPD Healthcare acquisition.

Leaders from Kaiser Permanente, Risant Health and Geisinger talk about progress in their approach. Risant plans to add more hospitals to the system in the near future.

The leaders of the American Medical Association, American Nurses Association, and American Dental Association, talked about the stress that’s pervasive across health care.

The famed entrepreneur headlined the first day of the health tech conference and said nothing would make him happier than disrupting the industry.

The system is looking to add Garnet Health. The organizations are hoping to reach a definitive agreement by the end of the year.

The system has signed an agreement with Heritage Valley Health System. Allegheny has pledged to make significant investments in the system.

The Philadelphia health systems says it is cutting about 1% of its workforce. Jefferson has endured some financial struggles.

There were more deals in the third quarter of 2025, including the first mega-mergers of the year. The majority involved organizations in distress.

The health system says its facilities will remain open during the planned five-day strike. Those walking out include registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists.

The drugstore chain closed its remaining stores earlier this month. At one point, Rite Aid was one of America’s largest pharmacy chains.

Atlantic Health and Saint Peter’s Healthcare System won’t be coming together. They say the decision was mutual, and disappointing.

Facing mounting costs and uncertainty in federal funding, several health systems across the country have cut the size of their workforce recently.

Most health systems are seeing slim operating margins. Steve Wasson of Strata Decision Technology doesn’t expect much improvement in the months ahead.

Healthcare trade groups say the White House’s plan would make it harder for hospitals to recruit doctors and nurses, with staffing shortages projected to worsen.

As attacks grow in frequency and sophistication, the ability to respond quickly is critical.

Nick Barto started in his new role Wednesday. He succeeds Rich Liekweb, who announced his plans to step down in the summer.