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Harold Brubaker

Harold Brubaker

Staff Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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  • Health & Medicine
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Recent Articles

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Eli Lilly & Co. is opening a Lilly Gateway Labs biotech incubator in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is joining the San Francisco Bay area, Boston, and San Diego as a host of a Lilly Gateway Labs biotech incubator. The incubator is in Breakthrough Properties' building at 2300 Market St.
16 days ago
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Tower Health’s audit for fiscal 2025 reversed its reported operatin...

Separately, Tower reported a $15.9 million operating loss for the three months that ended Sept. 30.
18 days ago
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Jefferson Health reported a $104 million operating loss in first qu...

The loss for the three months that ended Sept. 30 included $19 million in restructuring charges. Jefferson's recently announced layoffs of 600 to 700 people were not part of that.
20 days ago
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Tower Health is laying off 350, or 3% of its workforce, including s...

The healthcare job cuts come on the heels of Jefferson Health's announcement last month that it was laying of 1% of its employees, or 600 to 700 people.
28 days ago
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Jefferson Health says it will terminate Lehigh Valley Health Networ...

It remains possible that the Jefferson's Lehigh Valley Health Network could reach a deal with UnitedHealthcare before the contracts end.
about 1 month ago
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Tracking the sharp drop in Philadelphia health systems’ operating m...

An Inquirer analysis showed that profit margins in the last three fiscal years are an average of 4 percentage points lower than they were in the three years before the pandemic.
about 1 month ago
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How three Philadelphia-area health systems changed accounting pract...

ChristianaCare and Main Line Health slashed their depreciation expenses by extending the maximum expected life of buildings and other investments. Jefferson did so last year.
about 1 month ago
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Jefferson is laying off about 1%, or roughly 600 to 700, of its emp...

The layoff of 600 to 700 people is the second round of job cuts this year at Jefferson Health, which includes Lehigh Valley Health Network.
about 2 months ago
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Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Springfield Hospital could be 'ab...

The move came amid preparations for a bankruptcy auction of the two shuttered hospitals and difficult negotiations over tax liabilities in Springfield Township.
2 months ago
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Bala Cynwyd real estate investor looks for “high-passion” doctors i...

The private company is expanding from veterinary offices to include ophthalmology and fertility practices. The strategy shift comes with a name change to Terramed from Terravet Real Estate Solutions.
2 months ago
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Temple Health topped $3 billion in annual revenue, had $22 million ...

The North Philadelphia health system noted strong growth in its pharmacy business and better inpatient revenue caused by higher acuity patients and growth in organ transplants.
2 months ago
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Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Springfield Hospital real estate ...

Prospect previously sold Crozer's Taylor Hospital to local investors for $1 million and Delaware County Memorial Hospital to Upper Darby School District for $600,000.
2 months ago
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Philly jury hits home-care agency with $14 million verdict over dea...

Diana Dawson's family accused an aide from Bayada Health Care of lying about not witnessing the fall that sparked a monthlong decline, ending with 74-year-old's death.
2 months ago
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Wills Eye has lost money for at least 10 straight years. Here’s why...

Wills is trying to convince private insurers to pay it the same as other hospitals, but faces pushback because its Center City flagship is not a comprehensive hospital.
3 months ago
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A financial experiment in Pennsylvania showed how hard it is to sta...

A Health Affairs study from the University of Pennsylvania found that lump sum annual payments to hospitals resulted in mixed financial results.
3 months ago
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Medicare awarded $138M to these Philly-area groups for spending les...

Medicare awarded $138M to these Philly-area groups for spending less and hitting healthcare quality targets
3 months ago
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Delco’s Taylor Hospital sells to local investors aiming to offer me...

The sale of the Ridley Park hospital included a property tax stipulation reducing the fair market value of the property to $1 million from $60 million.
3 months ago
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Capital Health reported only 20 days cash on hand at the end of June

Capital has had long-term financial troubles, but the healthcare industry overall is continuing to struggle to regain its financial footing following the coronavirus pandemic disruption.
3 months ago
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Feds accuse Montco nursing home of ‘grossly substandard care’ in Fa...

The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania joined two whistleblower lawsuits that were filed in 2016 and 2017, when the nursing homes were owned by Carlyle Group's HCR ManorCare.
3 months ago
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Penn Medicine reported a $247 million operating profit for the year...

The University of Pennsylvania Health System had a roughly 2% operating margin in fiscal 2025. Management's long-term target is to get Penn back to the 4% margins it had before the pandemic.
3 months ago
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A California cancer biotech is closing its King of Prussia site and...

The job cuts add to a string of layoffs in the Philadelphia region's biotech sector this year.
3 months ago