One of Middle Tennessee’s newest publicly traded companies has tapped the former principal deputy administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to join its board of directors and serve as a member of its audit committee.
Tivity Health has added a chief information officer and chief experience and innovation officer to its leadership team to help steer the health and wellness company’s digital transformation.
As part of its growing Entrepreneurship Leadership program, Battle Ground Academy is hosting an Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital symposium Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m.
Franklin-based Innovative Renal Care has acquired three dialysis centers in San Antonio.
The Tivity Health board of directors is set to shrink by two seats next month, when two incumbent members will not stand for re-election.
Franklin resident Dan MacDonald has been promoted to vice president of marketing and communications for the Franklin-based health care company American Health Partners.
One of the largest health insurance companies in the nation has agreed to buy local benefits management platform myNEXUS from its investor group, with the deal expected to close in the second quarter.
One of Middle Tennessee’s largest technology consulting companies has been acquired by a recently launched Seattle peer that’s backed by one of the country’s largest Catholic health systems.
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The State of California is alleging Brentwood-based Brookdale Senior Living has manipulated the federal five-star rating system by providing false staffing data to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Robin Bradley, chief operating officer for Franklin-based American Health Partners, is one of 19 distinguished health care leaders nationwide being inducted into the McKnight’s Women of Distinction Hall of Honor.
Williamson Medical Group, an affiliate of Williamson Medical Center in Franklin, has opened a new primary care clinic in Spring Hill on Main Street.
The boards of local health care companies Surgery Partners and Cryoport have added experienced executives to their ranks.
Shares of Acadia Healthcare rose 10 percent Friday — to their highest point since mid-2016 — after the behavioral health care provider reported fourth-quarter profits and said it will grow its operations more quickly this year than in 2020.
Tivity Health is enlisting technologists and data analysts to build out a member engagement platform that will be central to the company’s fitness and holistic health offerings. The goal for CEO Richard Ashworth and his team: a digital transformation that will allow the Franklin-based compan…
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HCA Healthcare executives have agreed to pay $400 million for 80 percent of Brookdale Health Care Services, the Brentwood-based company’s home health and outpatient therapy division.
Community Health Systems has sold four hospitals since New Year's Eve to cap a multi-year divestiture plan that has concentrated its portfolio in growing Sunbelt states and set up executives to focus on expanding outpatient services to drive admissions.
LifePoint Health is in talks to buy Ardent Health Services, reports The Wall Street Journal, valuing the company at more than $2 billion with debt.
Brentwood-based home health company Spiras Health has named Scott Bowers its chief executive officer.
The directors of Acadia Healthcare and CEO Debbie Osteen last week signed an extension to her contract that includes a 9 percent raise that takes her base salary to seven figures.
Community Health Systems executives this week scored a notable win in the debt markets, turning a planned $750 million sale of eight-year notes into an offering of $1.775 billion.
Mental health and addiction treatment services company Summit BHC has acquired facilities in Virginia and Pennsylvania, growing its network to 24.
Acadia Healthcare executives on Wednesday announced the sale of their struggling United Kingdom division for $1.35 billion, down 25 percent from what the Franklin-based behavioral health company bought it for in 2016.
The coronavirus pandemic pushed companies throughout the health care industry to dramatically increase their use of telehealth.
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Starting next week, the Williamson County Emergency Management Agency will switch to self-administered COVID-19 tests a few days per week.
The parent company of American Addiction Centers has concluded its bankruptcy reorganization, during which is shed about $500 million of debt.
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Williamson Medical Center is preparing to receive its first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines.
The directors of Community Health Systems last week formally tapped President and COO Tim Hingtgen to succeed Wayne Smith as the company’s CEO, giving him a $200,000 bump in pay along the way.
Executives at Acadia Healthcare have formed a joint venture with the large Henry Ford Health System in Detroit that will build a behavioral health hospital in the region.
A new venture capital fund based in Williamson County is aiming to raise $100 million to invest in health tech companies.
Investors have taken in stride a plan by Community Health Systems executives to convert $700 million of the company’s debt into cash and stock.
An entity affiliated with Chinese billionaire Tianqiao Chen last week sold another $40 million worth of their shares of Community Health Systems, following up on similar transactions earlier in the month.
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