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Upstate NY Hospitals to Receive $1B Annually in New Fed Funding
U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer said for years upstate New York has struggled with low Medicare reimbursement, making it difficult for hospitals to pay higher wages, hire new employees and retain staff.
Havencrest Forms Outpatient Mental Health Platform
The company serves over 6,000 patients, with over 200 clinicians across 13 locations in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio, offering services both in-person and remotely via telehealth throughout the state.
Watsonville Hospital in CA Considering Public Bond
If passed by voters, the bond would help bring to hospital into public ownership, while also funding a renovation of the emergency department and the second floor of the hospital.
InTandem Capital Partners Makes Investment in OrthoNebraska
In the last six months, OrthoNebraska has added six physicians, including podiatrists and interventional spine and pain management physicians.
Uptive Health Seed Round Harvests $7.5M
Redesign Health led the round.
Healthmap Hauls in $100M
Funds managed by Healthmap's largest investor, WindRose Health Investors, led the financing along with participation from existing investors.
TeamHealth Weighs Options with $1B in Loans Due Early 2024
Blackstone-owned TeamHealth has received a pair of competing offers from two of its biggest creditors that are giving the struggling physician-staffing company starkly different options to repay over $1 billion in debt due next year.
Zocdoc Commits up to $10M to UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital
Zocdoc, a healthcare marketplace offering access to in-person or virtual care across various specialties, has unveiled a new initiative to inspire more women to prioritize their OB-GYN visits.
HerMD Raises $18M in Series A-1
Existing investor JAZZ led the round with participation from B-Flexion and Amboy Street Ventures.
$9.3M Grant to Create Center for Cancer Control in Persistent Poverty Areas through the UAB
s one of only five universities selected, UAB joins the NIH’s first major program to address how structural and institutional factors of persistent poverty relate to cancer.