Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-08-16
Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-08-16
Here are today's top healthcare supply chain stories.
Mangione pleads guilty to federal charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing
The guilty plea is the first admission of wrongdoing by Luigi Mangione, who fled Manhattan after the shooting, setting off a furious manhunt.
Providence to wind down health plan after Medicare deal fails
Providence's insurance division had looked to partner with a national carrier to continue its Medicare Advantage operations.
Selena Gomez accused of fraud by mental health startup investors
The lawsuit alleges Wondermind falsely claimed partnerships with JPMorgan Chase and Fidelity.
Accessibility in Ambulatory Care: Preparing for New Compliance Enforcement
Learn how updated federal accessibility standards in ambulatory care are reshaping equipment purchasing, compliance planning and patient care.
Investor lawsuit alleges UnitedHealth ignored Medicare, cyber risks
The complaint alleges that UnitedHealth shut down an internal audit program that showed problems in its Medicare billing.
AI Tracker: CHAI forms cybersecurity group
Follow here for all the latest news about AI in the healthcare industry.
Sharp HealthCare cuts 260 employees
Sharp HealthCare laid off about 260 employees, including staff in behavioral health and outpatient services, amid financial hurdles.
Catherine Codispoti, MHA
Catherine Codispoti, MHA, has joined Phoenix Children’s as Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer.
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