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Health pulse: Hospital expansions, closings and related news from 2025

Problems are being addressed by individual hospitals and hospital systems trying to figure out how to provide the right amount of services and preserve access to care without going broke.

🔒Hospital restructuring, partnerships and upgrades in the works amid growing financial crisis

As hospitals struggle with a deepening financial crisis, they're trying to figure out how to provide the right amount of services and preserve access to care without going broke.

Jobs with growth potential: A roundup of tech jobs in Maine

Looking for a job in technology can take you into a range of industries in Maine. Here’s an overview of some three entirely different types of tech opportunities.

Citing rising costs and state budget delay, MaineGeneral to lay off 100 employees in April

The nonprofit health care system is also holding off on filling open positions that are not necessary for the provision of health care services.
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Robots and simulators: Two Maine organizations have advanced tech in mind for health care

MaineGeneral is using the da Vinci robot system, while the University of Maine at Augusta is looking at how to adapt simulation technology to train nurses.

Who’s on the A-list? Maine hospitals get mixed grades in national safety study

The grading by the Leapfrog Group showed some Maine hospitals are succeeding in their efforts to prevent medical errors. But there's more improvement needed than in previous evaluations.

MaineGeneral promotes long-time Maine administrator to CEO post

Nathan Howell, who brings decades of experience to the role, will replace Chuck Hays as president and CEO on July 1. 

Latest Maine Hire-A-Vet campaign yields 186 hires

Employers who made the most hires during the 2022 campaign were Bonney Staffing, MaineGeneral Health, NorthernLIght Health, Bath Iron Works and the Maine Department of Corrections.
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🔒Closing the rural health care access gap in Jackman, and maybe beyond

A pilot telehealth-based program “gets paramedics off the ambulance” so they can provide care wherever it’s needed. The initiative is already making a difference in northern Somerset County, and could be a model for other rural areas in Maine and elsewhere.

🔒Health care providers help employers find a safe return to business

Maine hospitals and other health care providers had to move quickly in the early stages of the pandemic. Now they're putting that experience to work in the business community to come up with guidelines balancing public health needs and those of customers.
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