ABA2Day's offices in Newtown Square and Crum Lynne will shut down in September.

The move takes effect in 2024, as Penn already submitted data for new rankings that come out this summer.

IRS does not quantify its requirements — which include more than charity care — for hospitals to be tax-exempt. That makes it hard to assess whether not-for-profit hospitals are doing enough.

Lankenau, owned by Main Line Health, said low volumes made the program unsustainable.

The move was a vote of confidence in Jefferson's management after a downgrade by Moody's in March.

The sale is part of a turnaround effort at Doylestown Health which took a large hit to its financial reserves from the pandemic.

An Associated Press analysis found that fraudsters potentially stole more than $280 billion in COVID-19 relief funding; another $123 billion was wasted or misspent.

The Philadelphia company said it agreed to settle to avoid protracted litigation.

The doctor also alleges that a superior created a hostile workplace for women.

Pareto, which helps small- and mid-sized companies self-insure for health care has grown to 200 employees from 30 in 2019.

The Inquirer has been tracking financial results at Philadelphia-area health systems. Here's a round-up.

State officials said it is too early to draw any conclusions, but advocates are worried.

“Unfortunately, our investigators found yet another Philadelphia-area home health agency willfully shortchanging employees and skirting the law,” said a federal labor official.

Students’ concerns coincide with the release of U.S. News and World Report’s 2023 “Most Diverse Medical Schools” rankings. Jefferson’s medical college placed 115th of 130 medical schools nationally.

Inspira saw a reversal of fortunes, while Virtual Health and Cooper University Health Care saw revenue increase.