Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-08-09
Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-08-09
Here are today's top healthcare supply chain stories.
How the Trump administration has quietly gutted the AHRQ
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality got $345 million for fiscal 2026 but has spent under $15 million on grants, with no new grants in a year.
Tufts Medicine CEO and CFO stepping down amid system turnaround
Tufts Medicine President and CEO Mike Dandorph will step down from his position Sept. 30.
Layoffs, closures tracker: UCare lays off 102 employees
Follow here for all the latest news about layoffs and closures in the healthcare industry.
CVS earnings boosted by Aetna as Caremark membership slips
Net income soared and revenues increased across all segments for CVS Health.
Closing soon: Healthcare Marketing Impact Awards
Nominations for the Healthcare Marketing Impact Awards close Monday.
CVS falls after preliminary 2027 guidance disappoints
The upbeat results signal that CVS Health is making progress on turning around its health insurance subsidiary Aetna.
Lessons from the front lines of military and veterans’ healthcare
Former Defense Health Agency Director Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Telita Crossland and former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs David Shulkin discuss how military and veteran health systems can inform the future
Cybersecurity incident triggers dayslong AnMed facility closures
A malware-related incident has disrupted phone, internet and computer systems at the South Carolina system.
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