| Date | Title | Description |
| 01.07.2026 | Студенты-медики массово выпускают сомнительные исследования с помощью популярного инструмента | Критики считают, что TriNetX позволяет слишком легко анализировать электронные медицинские карты, из-за чего неопытные исследователи быстро публикуют плохо проработанные статьи.
Каждое утро Джошуа Ван садится за компьютер с булочкой и банко... |
| 08.04.2026 | Latent Raises $80M in Series A Funding | Latent, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of an AI platform for medication access, raised $80M in Series A funding.
The round was led by Spark Capital and Transformation Capital, with participation from Conviction, McKesson Ventures, Gener... |
| 22.03.2026 | Latent Health Secures $80 Million for AI-Driven Medication Access | Latent Health secured $80M in Series A funding. This clinical AI company revolutionizes medication access. Its AI platform integrates patient data, payer rules, and pharmacy operations. It eliminates complex manual processes. The goal is fa... |
| 20.03.2026 | Latent Health: $80 Million Raised For Clinical AI Platform Advancing Medication Access | Latent Health, a clinical AI company focused on accelerating access to life-saving medications, has raised $80 million in Series A funding. The round was co-led by Spark Capital and Transformation Capital, with participation from Conviction... |
| 19.03.2026 | Latent Health Raises $80M in Series A Funding | Latent Health, a San Francisco, CA-based clinical-AI company accelerating access to life-saving medications, raised $80M in Series A funding.
The round was co-led by Spark Capital and Transformation Capital, with participation from Convicti... |
| 07.10.2025 | Phox Health and MetroHealth in Partnership to Deliver First Compliance with Ohio’s New Rule | Phox Health, MetroHealth Deliver Ohio’s First Cold-Chain Compliance Success
Phox Health, MetroHealth lead Ohio’s first statewide compliance for proactive cold-chain prescription notifications, setting a new standard for patient safety. CLEA... |
| 01.08.2025 | C8 Health Revolutionizes Clinical Knowledge Access with AI Platform | C8 Health secured $12M in Series A funding. The AI-powered platform addresses healthcare's $345 billion care inconsistency problem. It unifies scattered clinical knowledge. Clinicians gain instant, contextual access to vital best practices.... |
| 30.07.2025 | C8 Health started with an AI that gives anesthesiologists guidance on demand — now it’s targeting whole hospitals | Want smarter insights in your inbox? Sign up for our weekly newsletters to get only what matters to enterprise AI, data, and security leaders. Subscribe Now
Medicine is one of the most highly regulated fields in the world, and for good reas... |
| 12.07.2025 | The Melanoma Research Foundation Launches its Annual Cleveland 5K Fundraiser with a Goal of $135,000 in Support of its Mission | The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is thrilled to announce one of the next events in its annual Miles for Melanoma nationwide 5K program, bringing together local melanoma patients, supporters, care partners and thrivers. This year we wi... |
| 04.06.2025 | The Future of Healthcare: Innovations in Supply Chain Management and Virtual Care | The healthcare landscape is evolving. Two companies, AssistIQ and Ovatient, are at the forefront of this transformation. They are redefining how hospitals manage supply chains and how patients access care. Both innovations promise to enhanc... |
| 03.06.2025 | Ovatient Launches Virtual-First Care with MUSC Health in South Carolina, Integrating with Epic | What You Should Know:
– Ovatient, a virtual-first healthcare services company, today announced the launch of its virtual-first care offering in South Carolina through a partnership with MUSC Health, the Medical University of South Carolina’... |
| 25.07.2024 | A Race Against Melanoma: Cleveland's Miles for Melanoma 5K**
** | ** On a sunny August morning, the air buzzes with anticipation. The Cleveland Miles for Melanoma 5K is set to unfold at Edgewater Park. This event is more than just a race; it’s a lifeline. It brings together a community united by a common ... |
| 25.07.2024 | The Rising Tide of Myopia: A Call to Action for Parents and Communities**
** | ** In a world increasingly dominated by screens, the vision of our children hangs in the balance. Myopia, or nearsightedness, is not just a minor inconvenience; it’s a growing epidemic. The statistics are staggering. In Singapore, 65% of ch... |
| 19.07.2024 | The Melanoma Research Foundation to host the Cleveland Miles for Melanoma 5K | Apex Skin
The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is thrilled to announce one of the next events in its annual Miles for Melanoma nationwide 5K program, bringing together local melanoma patients, supporters, care partners and thrivers. This ... |
| 25.07.2023 | Cuyahoga County overdoses are at opioid epidemic levels | Cuyahoga County is on pace to record more overdose deaths in 2023 than in each of the past five years.
Why it matters: With unrelenting fatalities caused by fentanyl and heroin, and a significant uptick in cocaine use, the county could appr... |
| 20.07.2023 | Majic WMJI Morning Show Host Mark Nolan to Emcee Melanoma Research Foundation’s Miles for Melanoma 5K! | Register today for the Miles for Melanoma Cleveland 5k!
CLEVELAND (PRWEB) July 20, 2023
The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) is thrilled to announce that Mark Nolan, broadcaster of the Majic WMJI 105.7, Cleveland’s greatest hits station, ... |
| 01.09.2021 | Here’s how a Cleveland hospital is implementing a hybrid telehealth model during the ongoing pandemic | MetroHealth quickly pivoted to telehealth to care for its diverse patient population in response to the pandemic.
As restrictions ease, telehealth remains an important service for overcoming barriers to routine outpatient care.
Technology i... |
| 01.09.2021 | Here's how a Cleveland hospital is implementing a hybrid telehealth model during the ongoing pandemic | Marko Geber/Getty Images
MetroHealth quickly pivoted to telehealth to care for its diverse patient population in response to the pandemic.
As restrictions ease, telehealth remains an important service for overcoming barriers to routine outp... |
| 06.07.2015 | Cleveland to host its first healthcare hackathon | “A hackathon brings a diverse group of extremely bright people together, aligning them behind a common cause,” Cleveland Clinic Associate CIO Dr. William Morris said in a statement. “In this case, we hope to find solutions to challenges we ... |
| 05.03.2015 | Will data analytics in healthcare take until 2040 to be fully realized? And other highlights from Health IT Summit | Promoted
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| 09.04.2013 | EMR data has big applications in public health, but a few legal & tech barriers stand in the way | Legal framework
Fitting with the primary topic of the event, the speakers noted wide gaps in the legal framework for data privacy, security and ownership. “The hugest opportunity is to get some of the legal paradigm and structure to support... |
| 18.12.2012 | St. Jude Medical launches Ilumien I PressureWire trial | St. Jude Medical (NYSE:STJ) said the Ilumien I clinical trial of its PressureWire Aeris fractional flow reserve device is under way, with the 1st of 500 patients enrolled.
The study aims to show the best way to use optical coherence tomogra... |
| 23.10.2012 | Volcano gains 7% on legal win over St. Jude Medical as 2nd trial begins | UPDATED 11:00 a.m. Oct. 23, 2012, with new Volcano product launch.
Volcano (NSDQ:VOLC) shares jumped 7% yesterday after it won the 1st of 2 lawsuits against St. Jude Medical (NYSE:STJ), as the 2nd trial gets underway in Delaware.
St. Jude s... |
| 22.10.2012 | Volcano claims victory in 1st patent trial against St. Jude Medical | St. Jude sued Volcano in July 2010 in the U.S. District Court for Delaware, accusing it of violating a quintet of patents St. Jude acquired in its 2008 buyout of Radi Medical Systems AB, a Swedish guidewire maker.
The patents cover STJ’s Pr... |
| 15.10.2012 | Trial begins today in St. Jude Medical/Volcano patent spat | UPDATED Oct. 15, 11:20 a.m with new analyst’s take
A jury trial is set to begin today in a patent infringement lawsuit filed by St. Jude Medical (NYSE:STJ) against Volcano (NSDQ:VOLC) over fractional flow reserve technology.
St. Jude sued V... |
| 15.02.2012 | MetroHealth raised a record $10.8M in donations last year | MetroHealth is looking for a new CEO after Mark Moran announced late last year that he planned to step down. Finding the ideal candidate won’t be easy, since CEO of a public safety-net hospital is likely among the toughest jobs in healthcar... |
| 10.01.2012 | MetroHealth getting started on search for new CEO | In addition to looking for an executive search firm, the board has appointed the leaders of a search committee, with those leaders expected to fill the remaining slots on the committee.
Fountain’s update didn’t provide a time line for any o... |
| 27.12.2011 | Dr. Spock’s name is now Robert Needlman | Benjamin Spock died in 1998 and soon after that, his famous book has had one co-author: Dr. Robert Needlman.
Needlman is a pediatrician at MetroHealth Medical Center and associate professor of pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University. ... |
| 03.11.2011 | MetroHealth to lay off 104, cut 151 open positions | The hospital attributed its difficult financial situation to increases in unreimbursed care, a decrease in its subsidy from Cuyahoga County and reductions in reimbursement from government programs and private health insurers.
“Poverty has i... |
| 08.08.2011 | Healthcare reform’s impact: Farewell to public hospitals like MetroHealth | In short: MetroHealth a decade from now will bear little resemblance to the MetroHealth of today. At a national level, the takeaway here is the impact of healthcare reform on hospitals will mean the idea of the public hospital will almost c... |
| 07.12.2010 | Enlyton hopes to illuminate $3 million | Molecular imaging company Enlyton Ltd. is seeking a $3 million investment to get its cancer-detection technology into clinical studies.
The Columbus, Ohio-based company believes its targeting agent, an antibody called ATA-1, is better than ... |
| 03.12.2010 | Ohio molecular imaging firm hopes to improve cancer detection | But that’s a long way off. First, the company needs to test its antibody, a radiopharmaceutical that’s injected before undergoing scans, on humans in an imaging study. And before the company can initiate the study, it’ll have to ramp up pro... |
| 12.11.2010 | GlucoMetrics says it can beat glucose monitoring competition on accuracy | Diabetics have a problem, and an Ohio startup thinks its technology has what it takes to solve it.
Blood glucose monitoring technology isn’t as accurate as it could be, and that lack of accuracy poses a health risk to diabetics, particularl... |
| 12.11.2010 | GlucoMetrics hopes to win in the blood glucose monitoring melee | Promoted
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| 06.10.2010 | Mass. court rejects St. Jude’s trade secret claims against Volcano | Volcano Corp. (NSDQ:VOLC) declared victory in the latest round of a legal battle with St Jude Medical Inc. (NYSE:STJ) subsidiary LightLab Imaging Inc.
The Superior Court of Massachusetts rejected LightLab’s claims for protection of five all... |
| 21.09.2010 | Volcano accuses St. Jude of patent fraud | Volcano Corp. (NSDQ:VOLC) accused rival St. Jude Medical Inc. (NYSE:STJ) of patent fraud in the latest round of a legal war over technology designed to measure arterial blood pressure.
St. Jude sued San Diego-based Volcano in July, accusing... |
| 27.07.2010 | St. Jude Medical alleges patent infringement, stolen trade secrets | St. Jude Medical Inc. (NYSE: STJ) filed a pair of lawsuits accusing two of its rivals of patent infringement and stealing trade secrets.
The Little Canada, Minn.-based medical device maker filed a lawsuit against Volcano Corp. (NSDQ:VOLC) i... |
| 12.07.2010 | Neuros Medical adds former J&J, St. Jude executive to board | Earlier in the summer, Neuros received a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense to speed development of its neurostimulation device. The device is based on technology created by Kevin Kilgore and Dr. Niloy Bhadra of Case Wes... |
| 12.07.2010 | Neuros Medical appoints medical device industry veteran to board | By Brandon Glenn
Neuros Medical Inc. added a medical device industry veteran to its board of directors.
Scott Drees joined the board as an independent director. The Willoughby, Ohio, company is developing a neurostimulation device that uses... |
| 06.07.2010 | Neuros Medical wins $1.5 million DoD grant | By Mary Vanac
Neuros Medical Inc. plans to double — maybe even triple — its employment over the coming year as it uses a $1.5 million U.S. Dept. of Defense grant to speed development of its neurostimulation device to block chronic pain.
The... |
| 02.07.2010 | Neuros Medical gets $1.5M defense award for pain-blocking device | The grant also will enable Neuros to hire between two and six product and clinical development staff members within 12 months. “We want to expand the team here to support the efforts going forward,” Snyder said. Neuros now employs three peo... |
| 26.05.2010 | St. Jude to begin coronary artery disease study | Promoted
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| 24.02.2010 | MetroHealth trustees approve $26M in capital spending | At that time, trustee Richard Hollington challenged his fellow trustees to use the financial breathing room to reinvest in MetroHealth’s facilities so it can continue to meet its mission–“saving lives, restoring health, promoting wellness a... |
| 27.01.2010 | MetroHealth reports financial turnaround in 2009, thanks to… efficiency | CLEVELAND, Ohio — The MetroHealth System made a dramatic financial turnaround last year, thanks largely to a laser focus on operating efficiencies and new revenue-generating efforts, as well as a recovery in financial markets.
The Cuyahoga ... |
| 14.12.2009 | Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, MetroHealth could hire 2,500 workers next year | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Following a year of belt tightening, the Cleveland Clinic has revealed plans to hire 1,800 workers — from doctors to support staff — next year, though Cleveland’s largest employer lost $62 million in 2008, according to the... |
| 07.12.2009 | Neuros Medical chooses Battelle to co-develop neurostimulation device for chronic pain | Initially, the device is being developed to block residual limb pain caused by complications of amputations, as well as chronic pain after surgery and migraine pain. The start-up recently landed $1.8 million during its first investment rou... |
| 30.11.2009 | Ohio hospitals say new franchise fee ‘taxes’ them to care for poor patients; costs jobs | Promoted
Telemedicine’s potential to provide healthcare to the world’s most vulnerable
Teladoc Health Head of R&D Yulun Wang highlights the impact of virtual care in underserved populations around the globe through the World Telehealth ... |
| 18.11.2009 | MetroHealth, Cleveland Clinic to create region’s first trauma network | MetroHealth’s board of trustees unanimously approved the network formation during their late afternoon meeting Wednesday.
The network will develop protocols for how adult trauma patients should be treated and where and how they should be tr... |
| 12.11.2009 | Information technology veterans tackle ‘big data’ problem in medicine | The technology is based on a system piloted by Dr. Anil Jain at the Cleveland Clinic, which has become an equity investor in Explorys.
“The ability to provide real-time access to clinical information should make data analysis more efficient... |
| 10.11.2009 | Fresh from fundraising, Neuros Medical hires chief technology officer, appoints clinical advisers | Initially, the device is being developed to block residual limb pain caused by complications of amputations, as well as chronic pain after surgery and migraine pain.
Neuros Medical has hired Zi-Ping Fang as its chief technology officer. Fan... |
| 05.11.2009 | MetroHealth celebrates electronic medical records, but much promise still unrealized | Epic keeps track of patient records, alerts doctors about medication conflicts and provides data for research projects at MetroHealth, which is owned by Cuyahoga County. The Obama administration has gotten behind health information technolo... |
| 29.10.2009 | MetroHealth expecting $20 million surplus this year in challenging revenue environment | In addition, MetroHealth embraced the popular health care trend of pushing primary care-seeking patients out of the emergency room and into neighborhood clinics, readjusted its fee schedules for other patients, making a deal with the coun... |
| 23.10.2009 | Neurostimulation device developer Neuros Medical Inc. wins $1.8 million from investors | Initially, the device is being developed to block residual limb pain caused by complications of amputations, as well as chronic pain after surgery and migraine pain.
Neuros Medical will use the investors’ money to kick off product developm... |
| 12.08.2009 | MetroHealth raises money for Ronald McDonald Family Room | Jacobs, who also is chief operating officer for Oswald Companies, the Cleveland risk-management firm that specializes in employee health insurance plans, said reaching a fund-raising goal is gratifying — especially during a recession.
“I... |
| 28.07.2009 | MetroHealth appoints health care veteran as general counsel, senior vice president | “We were impressed with Tom’s depth and breadth of experience in health care law and his familiarity with the Cleveland area,†said Mark Moran, MetroHealth’s president and CEO, in the statement. “His is a strong addition to the se... |
| 22.07.2009 | Announcing the first annual MedCity News medical cornhole tournament | Cornhole: The Ultimate Medical Challenge
4 to 8 p.m. Aug. 27 at Edgewater Park
Free to play. Free to watch. Onlookers pay $15 to eat.
Tournament teams already include members of Cleveland Clinic Innovations, Within3, MetroHealth Medical Cen... |
| 10.07.2009 | New leader of UH Ahuja Medical Center: ‘It’s alive. It’s real. It’s happening.’ | The hospital and medical office, expected to be completed late next year, are “truly remarkable,” Benedict said, giving credit to the architects and workers who are building the campus. “We’re on time, we’re on budget, things are moving a... |
| 02.07.2009 | MetroHealth, partners complete $4 million fundraising campaign for Old Brooklyn senior center | “Part of what the Kresge Foundation wants to do is help you reach out to a broader donor base,” Brown said, “so our base included the foundation community here in Northeast Ohio, the corporate community, but individuals as well.”
More tha... |
| 25.06.2009 | Public health plan, mandate to buy insurance, may help solve disruptions in medical care | Losing a job often disrupts health insurance, said Cebul, who also directs the Case Western Reserve University Center for Health Care Research and Policy at MetroHealth. Insurance aimed at getting workers to the next job and employer-sp... |
| 02.03.2009 | MetroHealth launches Partners In Care medical homes pilot | Promoted
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| 02.02.2009 | MedCity morning read, Monday, Feb. 2 | The news for the region may not be as bad as it sounds. The story reported that grants to small businesses had dropped by 50 percent. But, actually, those grants have held steady. In 2008, the region received almost $13.3 million in Small ... |
| - | Public health plan, mandate to buy insurance, may help solve disruptions in medical care | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Many people in Northeast Ohio who lose their jobs in the ongoing economic recession also lose their health insurance, according to Better Health Greater Cleveland’s third community report.
One of the key findings o... |
| - | MetroHealth raises money for Ronald McDonald Family Room | CLEVELAND, Ohio — MetroHealth Medical Center is close to opening a Ronald McDonald Family Room — a feat of fund-raising success at a time when raising money is as tough as the economy.
A vision of  Dr. Robert Cohn, chairman of pediatrics ... |
| - | MetroHealth launches Partners In Care medical homes pilot | Updated Tuesday, March 3, 2009.
Cleveland’s MetroHealth System on Monday officially launched its pilot of the medical homes concept: MetroHealth Partners in Care.
The project aims at improving patient health, clearing away barriers to med... |
| - | Fresh from fundraising, Neuros Medical hires chief technology officer, appoints clinical advisers | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Neurostimulation device developer Neuros Medical Inc. has hired a chief technology officer and appointed a board of advisers.
Neuros Medical is a start-up company that is developing a nerve-stimulating device to block chro... |
| - | St. Jude to begin coronary artery disease study | St. Jude Medical Inc. (NYSE: STJ) will sponsor a clinical study that will evaluate the cost effectiveness of a method of treating patients with coronary artery disease.
The study will analyze the health and cost effects of Fractional Flow R... |
| - | MedCity morning read, Monday, Feb. 2 | A double-digit drop in National Institutes of Health funding to Cleveland’s top medical research institutions has researchers worried, according to The Plain Dealer.
Grant dollars from the premier funding agency for federal research had... |
| - | New leader of UH Ahuja Medical Center: ‘It’s alive. It’s real. It’s happening.’ | BEACHWOOD, Ohio — Jim Benedict is excited about being in the driver’s seat at UH Ahuja Medical Center — the first new hospital to be built by Cleveland’s University Hospitals in at least a decade.
It’s also the first new hospital Bened... |
| - | Announcing the first annual MedCity News medical cornhole tournament | There’s one thing that can mitigate — even if it’s just for a day — a summer of budget cuts, a brutal private equity market, and the promise of months of unending brawls over health-care reform.
And that thing is cornhole.
MedCity News is p... |
| - | GlucoMetrics hopes to win in the blood glucose monitoring melee | Diabetics have a problem, and a Columbus, Ohio-area startup thinks its technology has what it takes to solve it.
Blood glucose monitoring technology isn’t as accurate as it could be, and that lack of accuracy poses a health risk to diabetic... |
| - | Neuros Medical gets $1.5M defense award for pain-blocking device | Neuros Medical Inc. plans to double — maybe even triple — its employment over the coming year as it uses a $1.5 million U.S. Department of Defense grant to speed development of its neurostimulation device to block chronic pain.
The Willough... |
| - | MetroHealth appoints health care veteran as general counsel, senior vice president | CLEVELAND, Ohio — The MetroHealth System has appointed a well-known Northeast Ohio health care attorneyas general counsel and senior vice president. Thomas J. Onusko replaces William West, who retired from MetroHealth at the end of June.... |
| - | MetroHealth, partners complete $4 million fundraising campaign for Old Brooklyn senior center | OLD BROOKLYN, Ohio — “It’s really a happy place,” Kate Brown, vice president of development for MetroHealth System, said as she described the system’s Senior Health & Wellness Center in Old Brooklyn.
MetroHealth and its collaborators — ... |
| - | Information technology veterans tackle ‘big data’ problem in medicine | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Steve McHale and Charlie Lougheed want to help medical researchers and physicians get together to make sense of burgeoning patient data, leading to innovations in health care.
The information technology veterans have tackl... |
| - | Neurostimulation device developer Neuros Medical Inc. wins $1.8 million from investors | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Neuros Medical Inc., a start-up company that is developing a neurostimulation device to block chronic pain, has landed $1.8 million from several investors during its first round of venture financing.
North Coast Angel F... |
| - | Neuros Medical adds former J&J, St. Jude executive to board | Neuros Medical Inc. has added a medical device industry veteran to its board of directors.
Scott Drees joins the board as an independent director, according to a statement from Neuros. The Willoughby, Ohio company is developing a neurostimu... |
| - | Dr. Spock’s name is now Robert Needlman | Benjamin Spock died in 1998 and soon after that, his famous book has had one co-author: Dr. Robert Needlman.
Needlman is a pediatrician at MetroHealth Medical Center and associate professor of pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University. ... |
| - | Ohio hospitals say new franchise fee ‘taxes’ them to care for poor patients; costs jobs | Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital
Updated 4:55 p.m.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Today, most Ohio hospitals pay their first installment of a new corporate franchise fee aimed at narrowing a chasm in the state’s budget over the next two years.
The state... |
| - | MetroHealth getting started on search for new CEO | Less than a month after its CEO announced plans to resign, public safety net hospital MetroHealth System is starting the process to look for a successor.
MetroHealth has posted on its website a request for proposals from executive search fi... |
| - | MetroHealth raised a record $10.8M in donations last year | Public safety-net hospital MetroHealth System reported that its charitable foundation raised more money in 2011, $10.8 million, than in any previous year.
That’s an impressive accomplishment for MetroHealth, considering that 2011 was a roug... |
| - | Neuros Medical chooses Battelle to co-develop neurostimulation device for chronic pain | WILLOUGHBY, Ohio — Neuros Medical Inc. has chosen Battelle to help develop its neurostimulation device to block chronic pain.
The agreement with the independent science and technology enterprise in Columbus enables Neuros Medical to begin i... |
| - | Cleveland to host its first healthcare hackathon | Hackathons have become commonplace at major healthcare institutions of late, and the Cleveland Clinic has hosted an annual innovation summit for 13 years, but the city of Cleveland has never hosted a healthcare hackathon. That will change t... |
| - | Will data analytics in healthcare take until 2040 to be fully realized? And other highlights from Health IT Summit | The two-day Health IT Summit in San Francisco yielded a great deal of interesting talks about the most intriguing challenges and opportunities confronting hospitals and providers, ranging from the incorporation of big data into EHRs, using ... |
| - | Healthcare reform’s impact: Farewell to public hospitals like MetroHealth | The future of public hospitals throughout the United States is imperiled, and for a preview on the impact of U.S. healthcare reform on hospitals, look no further than Cleveland’s public safety-net hospital, MetroHealth System.
Faced with a ... |
| - | MetroHealth to lay off 104, cut 151 open positions | The financially struggling MetroHealth System, Cuyahoga County’s safety-net hospital, will lay off 104 employees and eliminate 151 open positions.
The moves, announced Thursday in a prepared statement, are part of a broader effort MetroHeal... |
| - | Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, MetroHealth could hire 2,500 workers next year | CLEVELAND, Ohio — Following a year of belt tightening, the Cleveland Clinic has revealed plans to hire 1,800 workers — from doctors to support staff — next year, though Cleveland’s largest employer lost $62 million in 2008, according to the... |
| - | EMR data has big applications in public health, but a few legal & tech barriers stand in the way | The Google Flu Trends project is a great example of not only the potential use for big data at a public health level, but also some of the challenges that come with it.
When armed with de-identified health data from multiple sources – rathe... |
| - | Ohio molecular imaging firm hopes to improve cancer detection | Molecular imaging company Enlyton Ltd. is looking for a $3 million investment to get its cancer-detection technology into clinical studies.
The Columbus, Ohio, company believes its targeting agent, an antibody called ATA-1, is better than t... |
| - | MetroHealth expecting $20 million surplus this year in challenging revenue environment | CLEVELAND, Ohio — The MetroHealth System is expecting a $20 million surplus this year — which, though laudable in a tough revenue environment, is a “thimbleful in the ocean, in terms of what we really need if we’re going to be able to su... |
| - | MetroHealth, Cleveland Clinic to create region’s first trauma network | Updated 8:06 a.m.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — MetroHealth System and Cleveland Clinic Health System are creating the region’s first trauma network, which is expected to begin operating Jan. 1.
The Northern Ohio Regional Trauma Network will bring toge... |
| - | MetroHealth celebrates electronic medical records, but much promise still unrealized | Updated 4:13 p.m.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — MetroHealth System employees and leaders are spending much of today celebrating the 10th birthday of their electronic medical record system, called Epic.
Epic keeps track of patient records, alerts doctor... |
| - | MetroHealth trustees approve $26M in capital spending | CLEVELAND, Ohio — MetroHealth System trustees on Wednesday approved spending nearly $26 million on new medical equipment, refurbishing public spaces like waiting rooms and patient units, building information technology infrastructure and se... |
