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Emergency Physicians P.A. is expanding its urgent care model in the Twin Cities by opening a new clinic in Golden Valley, offering advanced diagnostics and ER-level staffing to treat complex cases outside of hospitals, aiming to reduce ER crowding and improve patient care.
The University of Michigan Health system is purchasing a portion of the former Kmart headquarters land in Troy for $4.42 million to build a multi-specialty facility, aiming to expand its presence in Metro Detroit. The new facility will focus on advanced specialty and diagnostic services, providing easier access to healthcare for metro Detroit residents. This expansion aligns with Michigan Medicine's efforts to create a statewide network of care and follows recent mergers and joint ventures in the state's healthcare landscape.
UCI Health, the clinical enterprise of UC Irvine, has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Tenet Healthcare Corporation's Pacific Coast Network, including four hospitals in Southern California. This acquisition aims to expand access to premier healthcare for Orange County and beyond, reinforcing UCI's position among the nation's leading academic health systems. Pending regulatory approvals, the transaction is expected to be completed in spring 2024, allowing more patients to access advanced therapies and a diverse portfolio of clinical trials.
Massachusetts General Hospital is seeking state approval to add 94 inpatient beds to address chronic overcrowding, with the hospital operating at "Capacity Disaster" status nearly every day since September. The request comes as patients are being treated in hallways and cubicles due to a lack of available beds, leading to prolonged wait times. The hospital's president acknowledges the complexity of the issue and emphasizes the need for a multifaceted solution. However, the expansion plan is likely to face opposition, given past criticism and concerns about cost and patient care.
Massachusetts General Hospital is seeking state approval to add 94 inpatient beds to address chronic overcrowding, with patients often left waiting for beds after being seen in the emergency department. The hospital has been operating at "Capacity Disaster" status since September, leading to patients being treated in hallways and other makeshift spaces. The hospital's president acknowledges the complexity of the capacity problem and emphasizes the need for a multifactorial solution. However, the request is expected to face opposition due to concerns about driving up patient care costs and the hospital's role in encouraging patients to choose its care.