Latest Breaking News On - Tennessee hospital association - Page 1 : vimarsana.com

Tennessee passes legislation to reform hospital certificate of need law

On the Hill: April 15-19 legislative roundup

Some bills passed, others delayed as end of session looms

On the Hill: April 15-19 Legislative Roundup

While some bills moved forward, other legislation is being pushed into next week — with the end of session looming

Capitol Report For State Rep. Greg Vital For April 12

Hospital certificate of need law pits two deep pocketed interest groups against each other • Tennessee Lookout

HCA Healthcare, the largest for-profit hospital company in the nation, is lobbying to change a Tennessee law that requires approval to open new facilities.

Dr. Elijah Dudney

Dr. Elijah Morgan Dudney, 94, of Gainesboro, Tennessee, passed away Saturday, March 30, 2024.

Tennessee hospitals push back against proposed CON changes

Proposed changes to Tennessee's certificate-of-need legislation could lead to hospital service cuts and closures, argues the Tennessee Hospital Association.

Tennessee Could Follow South Carolina's Lead With Cost-Reducing Reform

Reforms enacted in Tennessee and North Carolina are often held up as models for South Carolina lawmakers to emulate. That dynamic, however, has reversed in one area.

The Rural Health Conundrum

This is the first of a three-part series on rural health and the unique challenges that have historically been difficult to overcome.

Unsung Heroes

In celebration of Black History Month here’s a story that needs to be told. Hartsville, TN, once a farming community like so many others in our great a state, has