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Harold Brubaker

Harold Brubaker

Staff Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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  • Non-Profits
  • Health & Medicine
  • Higher Education

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Recent Articles

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Jefferson Health plans $530 million in capital projects in Philly and at Lehigh Valley Health

Highlights include an expansion of the emergency department at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
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IVF provider Reproductive Medicine Associates of Philadelphia doubl...

RMA of Philadelphia expects continued growth in demand for IVF and other fertility services. It was at capacity in its old location in King of Prussia.
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CHOP will borrow $750 million for $2.59 billion patient tower, $480...

The new patient tower at CHOP will have 200 private rooms with the capacity to add 300 more when it opens in 2028.
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St. Chris gets $30 million in support from coalition of Philadelphi...

The grants follow $50 million of support announced in 2022 to help stabilize the North Philadelphia safety-net institution.
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Jefferson opened a $15 million specialty care center near its Washi...

Among the specialties at the new center are urology, rheumatology, ENT, and gastroenterology.
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Health companies backed by private-equity firms have 900 locations ...

A report from the Private Equity Stakeholder Project tallied private-equity backed health care firms in the Philadelphia region as regulatory scrutiny on the investment strategy intensifies.
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Crozer Health may be placed into state control, an unprecedented mo...

The move to put a hospital system into receivership is unprecedented in Pennsylvania, experts say.
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Staffing firm failed to pay ED physicians at Lower Bucks, Roxboroug...

The cash shortage at NES Health impacted doctors at hospitals nationwide.
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Most Philadelphia nonprofit health systems had improved financial r...

The region's biggest health systems continued to be the most profitable.
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Jefferson Health is postponing pay raises for Philadelphia-area emp...

The move comes as Jefferson refinanced $1 billion in debt following its acquisition of Lehigh Valley Health Network.
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The feds awarded $100 million in bonuses for high-quality health ca...

Two groups of private physicians that have clinics in Philadelphia’s western suburbs were the region's top performers and earned bonuses for delivering quality care that saved Medicare money.