Scott Memorial Health in Scottsburg, Ind., was recently named a Lifepoint Health National Quality Leader. This special designation recognizes hospitals within the system that have enrolled in the LifePoint National Quality Program and succeeded in transforming their culture of safety…
Pink Firetruck in Greensburg Offers Hope
Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women in the United States, second only to skin cancers. It makes up about 30 percent of all new female cancers each year. According to the American Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF),…
Perfect Storm Looming for Indiana Hospitals
A Message from Indiana Hospital Association President, Brian Tabor Indiana’s hospitals have had many challenges in recent years but remain incredibly resilient, providing world-class care to every person who walks through their doors. Indiana’s doctors, nurses, and caregivers took extraordinary…
New Connersville Facility Breaks Ground
It has been just over three years since Fayette Regional Health System declared bankruptcy and officially closed their doors. Since the closure, Richmond-based Reid Health has been providing health care services to those who need it most in the small…
Addressing the Cost of Health Care
Healthcare affordability has been a hot topic among lawmakers, stakeholders, and the public across the nation. And, one thing is clear – we need to address health care affordability together. Brian Tabor, president of the Indiana Hospital Association, released a…
Indiana Among Best States for Hospital Price Transparency
Turquoise Health names Indiana 4th in Transparency Indiana has consistently ranked among the best states in the nation for making hospital prices transparent. And now Turquoise Health, the nation’s leading health care transparency solution, has named Indiana the fourth most…
SIDS Study Identifies New Biomarker; Experts Still Encourage Safe Sleep Habits
SIDS Study Identifies New Biomarker; Experts Still Encourage Safe Sleep Habits
Violence in Health Care Facilities Calls for Policy Action
Violence in health care facilities is increasing at an alarming rate. While hospitals and health systems have protocols to detect and deter violence, the toll of workplace violence on hospital employees can be immense, ranging from physical and psychological harm…
Nursing Indiana Back to Health
As the COVID-19 pandemic has stretched on, one thing has become apparent: Indiana’s health care providers are under a tremendous amount of pressure to provide services that Hoosiers desperately need. The nursing shortage and resulting strain on the workforce have been primary…
Building Resiliency Through REST
The COVID-19 virus entered the United States in early 2020 causing over 600,000 deaths nationwide in just over a year. While the virus itself took its toll on those who contracted it, front-line workers and hospital leaders struggled with mental…