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October 4, 2026

Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-10-04

Supply Chain Pulse — 2026-10-04

Here are today's top healthcare supply chain stories.


Layoffs, closures tracker: City of Hope to cut 73 employees

Follow here for all the latest news about layoffs and closures in the healthcare industry.

Source: Modern Healthcare

Susan Ray, Sarah Berry, Ph.D., & Dan Heslin

Susan Ray, Sarah Berry, Ph.D., and Dan Heslin have joined Strive Health.

Source: Modern Healthcare

Patient-facing support jobs see outsized salary gains

Job candidates for nonclinical roles, particularly those applicants with experience, are seeing a boost in starting salaries.

Source: Modern Healthcare

UnitedHealth must face shareholder lawsuit by CalPERS, judge rules

A federal judge ruled CalPERS may proceed with claims that UnitedHealth misled shareholders about transactions that added $3.3 billion to 2024 earnings.

Source: Modern Healthcare

UPMC acquires CommonSpirit’s Trinity Health

The deal involves four Ohio hospitals and associated care sites.

Source: Modern Healthcare

Cigna Group expects $3B in savings driven by AI, automation

Cigna Group is betting on automated workflows, AI and new pharmacy capacity.

Source: Modern Healthcare

Crain - Construction Specialties - Jennifer Michalski QT - 11m

No summary available.

Source: Modern Healthcare

Refugees set to lose Medicaid coverage under Trump tax law

Under the Trump administration, the U.S. is increasingly pulling benefits away from noncitizens in the country legally who have long qualified for help.

Source: Modern Healthcare


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