#healthcareproviders

https://realeconomy.rsmus.com/healthcare-industry-trend-watch-week-of-july-20-2026/

INTEGRIS Health is preparing for workforce reductions and clinic closures. This action stems from anticipated cuts to Medicaid and Medicare funding. These expected cuts are part of the "One Big Beautiful Bill." INTEGRIS Health projects an annual net revenue loss of $130 million. Some clinics will close and providers will lose jobs over the next three to six months.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

https://okcfox.com/news/local/integris-health-announces-layoffs-clinic-closures

Bruyère Health plans to eliminate approximately 55 front-line positions. These roles include nurses and personal support workers. The Ottawa-based organization calls this a "redeployment process." This process may include potential layoffs for affected staff. Non-unionized employees are often owed significant severance pay.

Ottawa, Ontario

https://stlawyers.ca/blog-news/bruyere-health-layoffs-severance-pay/

Has been the biggest joke of my life. And some of these managers are quite literally the slimiest. I can’t wait to see their sappy LinkedIn post when they lose their jobs, it’s coming.

Do you think they will start letting people on STD go?

https://www.healthcaredive.com/news/mount-sinai-anthem-elevance-contract-ends/813816/

As usual they are blaming Mount Sinai - just keeps getting worse for this place - CMS now this

The payer said that Mount Sinai had agreed on price increases but wanted Anthem to remove “contractural safeguards” protecting patients and employers from “billing errors and unnecessary costs.”

“These negotiations are about more than rates. They are about Anthem’s chronic denials of medically necessary care, delayed payments, and administrative practices that create barriers for patients and physicians alike,” Mount Sinai said in a statement on its website.

The clinic, which opened in 2022, says it is not in danger of closing. A spokesperson said it will continue caring for about 20,000 patients with roughly 250 employees. Patients impacted by discontinued services will be contacted directly.

https://wyofile.com/gillette-clinic-eliminates-around-40-positions/

Evernorth Care Group, a health-care provider, announced it would stop clinical care operations and sell its assets to HonorHealth. The sale will close in January, and will result in the closure of one location in Peoria and the transition of a clinic in Tempe to HonorHealth.

The moves will result in 143 layoffs that will occur Jan. 1, Matt Totterdale, senior vice president of Evernorth, said in a letter to the Arizona Department of Economic Security.

Company: East Adams Rural Healthcare
Source: KREM 2

Ritzville hospital at risk of closure, potential layoffs due to severe financial issues
Summary: East Adams Rural Healthcare reported $13.4 million in losses from 2022 to 2024 and warned it may lay off about 108 employees in early January. The hospital said vendors cannot continue support without payment and scheduled a community meeting to discuss its future. ([KREM][3])
City: Ritzville
State: Washington
https://www.krem.com/article/news/local/ritzville-hospital-risk-of-closure-potential-layoffs-severe-financial-issues/293-be8ba54e-ccb2-4259-b64a-51d067cfba0b

Was expecting to hear something today but apparently it was business as usual

Providers were told of a meeting today, just yesterday. Most were let go, others moved to other clinics.

All of Imaging gone in San Antonio and specialists.

With all of the Optum
Lay offs and closing of wellmeds directly affected by UHG, has anyone gained more information into Wellmed layoffs or Carenet information ??

Most of us have been fed up with our jobs here, but we still need them. And it’s getting harder and harder to find something else. I truly hope everyone impacted today finds another job soon, ideally a better one, with a better company.

Did anyone leave UHC this week from the RIFs? If so, what departments? I see some people are no longer here at the end of the week and I didn't know they were leaving.

Profit margins above human lives.
Policies written, lives disposed,
They stamp it cold

If you lack compassion you no longer belong in healthcare. For those who wish to make a change and got an order to RTO maybe blast a song off YouTube. The Dusty Show DDD glam version. Have it play over team meetings and for the love of god actually think bigger, this company, system and country is corrupted. Things need to change. Don’t harm anyone or burn any buildings, that shouldn’t even be said. Strike on the day of the supposed layoffs or how about every Thursday if you have enough PTO just take off.

Overlake Medical Center and Clinics will cut 55 employees in November, part of a broader realignment as health care providers across Washington state contend with rising costs and reduced federal reimbursements.

The hospital system announced Tuesday that the positions will be eliminated effective Nov. 23. In addition, Overlake will leave open jobs unfilled and close its Lake Hills urgent care clinic.

https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/overlake-layoffs-health-care-providers-washington/281-e5e7ef14-842b-4e14-b4ff-f0ea3b3eca89

Kind of funny. Many "onshore" employees working at Medical Solutions are from Omaha, Nebraska. Not a shore to be seen. Middle of the United States. 🤦‍♀️

Can anyone please give any insight on what it is like to work at one home thank you

Banner Health will transition McKee Medical Center into a specialty hospital, closing its ER and affecting 351 positions across Northern Colorado facilities.

https://www.9news.com/article/news/health/banner-health-mckee-hospital-staff-northern-colorado-layoffs-er-closure/73-90d5363d-2f2b-42bc-bdc4-78f9c5267898

Hi. Does anyone have insights on yesterday’s business reorganization? Will this lead to layoffs in sept and Oct?

How do you all feel? With the move to epic it seems like you all are in a state of limbo and waiting for some direction.