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Physician-owned hospital forgives $2.1M in patient medical debt — 4 things to know

Tulsa (Okla.) ER & Hospital is forgiving $2.1 million of outstanding patient medical debt, according to local ABC affiliate KTUL.

How COVID-19 affects the body: 10 observations from physicians

Physicians and researchers now widely recognize that COVID-19 is a highly unpredictable viral illness that attacks more than just lungs, according to The Washington Post.

Kansas hospital's spine program earns national recognition

The spine surgery program at Stormont Vail Hospital was recently designated as a Blue Distinction Center by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas, WIBW reports.

Hospital for Special Surgery discharging final COVID-19 patients, initiating 'enterprise-wide antibody testing'

After almost seven weeks since effectively ceasing all nonessential surgeries, Hospital for Special Surgery is making a gradual return to performing urgent procedures.

37 centers resuming orthopedic elective surgeries

Orthopedic practices are resuming elective surgeries with heightened safety protocols to protect patients and staff from COVID-19.

Physician practice finances were largely stable or improving before pandemic — 6 insights

For most physicians, practice finances were either stable or improved in 2019 compared to 2018, according to the "91st Annual Medical Economics Physician Report."

Cleveland Clinic opens all clinical locations in Ohio, Florida

Cleveland Clinic is resuming outpatient surgeries, procedures and appointments paused during the COVID-19 pandemic at its clinics in Ohio and Florida, TimesReporter.com reports.

Envision parent KKR sets sights on new transactions: 5 things to know

Deal-making is on the horizon for KKR, the parent company of Nashville, Tenn.-based Envision Healthcare, according to Bloomberg.

Baptist Health Lexington building $1B outpatient surgical, medical campus

Baptist Health Lexington (Ky.) plans to build a $1 billion outpatient surgery and medical campus in Hamburg, Ky., for which it will receive up to $12.7 million in tax breaks over 20 years, the Lexington Herald Leader reports.

Florida hospital partners with Kentucky system in $35M facility for spinal cord injury, stroke

Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital on May 7 partnered with Louisville, Ky.-based Kindred Healthcare to develop a $35 million rehab facility for spinal cord injury and other neurologic conditions, Tampa Business Journal reports.