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UnitedHealth Group CEO steps down, Hemsley appointed

2 days ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Jeff Lagasse

UnitedHealth Group will be suspending its 2025 outlook and said CEO Andrew Witty will be stepping down from the company's top post, citing personal reasons. Witty will be replaced by Stephen J. Hemsley, who served as company CEO from 2006-2017. Hemsley will remain chairman of the company's board of directors, and Witty will serve as a senior adviser to Hemsley.
WebMD CMO Dr. John Whyte selected as new CEO of the AMA

4 days ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Dr. John Whyte will become the AMA's new CEO on July 1. Photo: Courtesy American Medical AssociationWebMD CMO Dr. John Whyte has been chosen to lead the American Medical Association as executive vice president and CEO. Whyte replaces Dr. James L. Madara, whose 14-year tenure as CEO and executive VP ends June 30. Whyte's tenure begins July 1. Whyte ushers in a new era of leadership for the 178-year-old institution, the AMA said.
Hospital groups say Medicaid cuts threaten financial stability

4 days ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: Jeremy Walke/Getty ImagesHospital groups say the GOP budget resolution would cut Medicaid coverage to millions and further hurt struggling providers. The budget resolution released late Sunday includes at least $715 billion in cuts to Medicaid, a federal program that shares costs with states for healthcare coverage for low income families and for long-term care.
New York-Presbyterian laying off 2% of workforce

1 week ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: Johner Images/Getty ImagesNew York-Presbyterian has confirmed that it is reducing its workforce by 2%. "Given current macroeconomic realities and anticipated challenges ahead, we have made the difficult decision to reduce our workforce by approximately 2%," the New York City-based health system said by statement. Two percent represents 1,000 of the health system's 50,000 employees.
Cleveland Clinic partners with Regent Surgical for ambulatory surgery centers

1 week ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: Courtesy Cleveland ClinicCleveland Clinic is partnering with Regent Surgical to combine lower ambulatory surgery center rates with the health system's clinical expertise. The partnership is expected to reduce expenses for insurers and patients through expanded access to cost-effective outpatient ASC procedures.
GE HealthCare gets FDA clearance for AI-powered image technology

1 week ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: Morsa Images/Getty ImagesGE HealthCare has announced that the Food and Drug Administration has granted clearance for its Aurora nuclear medicine system and Clarify DL, an AI-powered deep learning image reconstruction technology for radiation therapy. A SPECT-CT scan combines images or pictures from two different types of scans to provide precise information about how different parts of the body are working and more clearly identify problems.
Trump releases executive order to speed domestic drug production

1 week ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: piranka/Getty ImagesPresident Donald Trump has signed an executive order to speed domestic manufacturing of prescription drugs.
Democrats introduce resolutions to keep public input in rulemaking

1 week ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: Michael Duva/Getty ImagesDemocratic senators and representatives have introduced companion resolutions calling on the Trump administration to reverse course on a decision to no longer require public input on changes to public programs and policies overseen by the Department of Health and Human Services. Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., Sen. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., and Sen.
Rite Aid again files for bankruptcy as it pursues a buyer

1 week ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Rite Aid has filed for bankruptcy for a second time as it seeks a buyer. Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey to pursue a sale of its prescriptions, pharmacy and front-end inventory, and other assets, the company said. The drug store chain has been unable to secure additional funding to continue operating, CEO Matthew Schroeder told employees in a letter obtained by Bloomberg.
Elevance, Humana and Aetna allegedly paid kickbacks to brokers

2 weeks ago | healthcarefinancenews.com | Susan Morse

Photo: Cecilie Arcurs/Getty ImagesThe United States has filed a complaint against Aetna, Elevance and Humana for allegedly paying millions of dollars in kickbacks to insurance brokers eHealth, GoHealth and SelectQuote. The brokers allegedly directed Medicare beneficiaries to the plans that paid them the most in kickbacks regardless of the suitability of the plans for the beneficiaries, according to the Department of Justice.