Por: The Boston Globe Business July 23, 2024
A court-appointed patient care advocate found staffing challenges and broken equipment at Steward Health Care’s hospitals in Massachusetts and three other states, according to a court filing Tuesday.Despite those problems, the advocate, called an “ombudsman,” said Steward patients are safe and found no issues requiring immediate attention by the US Bankruptcy Court in Houston. Staffs at the hospitals are “committed to providing excellent... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Business July 25, 2024
Federal lawmakers investigating the Steward Health Care bankruptcy moved on Thursday to compel testimony from chief executive Ralph de la Torre about his role in the hospital system’s financial collapse.The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee voted 16 to 4... + más
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CBS News USA Politics July 25, 2024
Steward Health Care's CEO Ralph de la Torre has for years avoided publicly responding to accusations that he profited at the expense of patients at the dozens of community hospitals around the country owned by the Dallas-based company. Now, he'll have to face those... + más
Senate committee demands Steward CEO de la Torre testify | The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe USA Business July 24, 2024
All of Steward Health Care’s Massachusetts hospitals received bids as the for-profit company looks to sell off its facilities during ongoing bankruptcy proceedings, Governor Maura Healey said Tuesday.“We have qualified bids for all the hospitals,” Healey told reporters... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Opinion June 21, 2023
Citing staggering burnout, relentless resignations and standards under siege, a host of nurses have recently written letters to the editor in support of the passage of , An Act to Address Unsafe Staffing of Nurses and Improve Patient Care. The Maine State Nurses Association, a... + más
Replacing Bourne and Sagamore bridges is overdue, but hundreds of Mass. bridges are ‘structurally deficient’ | The Boston Globe
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New York Post USA Nation June 12, 2023
New York State’s 212 hospitals must assign at least one nurse for every two patients in critical care units under a new rule drafted by the state Health Department. The higher nurse-to-patient ratio edict for critical care patients is one component of the new “Safe... + más
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CBS News USA Health April 25, 2023
A 356-bed San Antonio medical center set to shut down next week is the latest hospital closure raising questions about the role of private equity in the health care sector. For more than four decades, Texas Vista Medical Center has been the primary health care option for San... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation December 27, 2022
Maine hospitals on average will see some of the lowest penalties for patient readmissions in a decade after federal regulators reduced the review period to acknowledge the challenges healthcare systems still face from the pandemic. Fines for readmissions and hospital-acquired... + más
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