Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-09-06
Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-09-06
Here are today's top healthcare supply chain stories.
Key Democrat probes No Surprises Act arbitrators
C2C Innovative Solutions, Dane Street, EdiPhy Advisors, National Medical Reviews, ProPeer Resources and Commence are under scrutiny.
Centene to exit California, Oregon group markets
Centene has spent the last year restructuring its operations as it grapples with declining enrollment and looming federal funding cuts.
HCA cuts corporate, support roles following earnings hit
HCA Healthcare did not disclose the number of affected employees.
Doctor groups break with CDC to issue their own vaccine guidance
The American Medical Association and other major medical societies said rising mistrust with the CDC led them to formalize an independent review process.
Elevance Health is leaving another Medicaid market
The company's Healthy Blue program, which it operates as a joint venture with Louisiana Blue, will sunset at the end of the year.
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Prime Healthcare cuts obstetrics at three more Chicago-area hospitals
Prime, which has previously come under fire for cutting services at hospitals, said these closing were necessary because it couldn’t ensure quality and safety in smaller, less-used hospital obstetrics
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