The health system, which froze hiring earlier in 2025, said it expects financial headwinds to continue through the year.

Providence blamed its current financial state on reduced reimbursement from insurance companies and higher labor costs related to Oregon's safe staffing laws.

Butler Hospital workers have launched a 30-hour sit-in outside Care New England (CNE) headquarters, calling for “urgent action for a fair contract, with or without a federal monitor.” ...

Employees depended on Providence’s St. Vincent Medical Center because it was close by, and primate bites and scratches ...

A spokesperson for Brown University Health confirmed to 12 News on Wednesday that negotiations with UnitedHealthcare have ...

As the stalemate between union workers and Butler Hospital management nears the one month mark, employees on strike step up ...

By blending exercise, health education and social support, community walking groups led by Brown medical faculty and students ...

The proposed tax and spending plan would raise Medicaid rates to inject $45M into primary care, $38M into hospitals and $12M ...

Reimbursement remains challenging. Under the waiver, Medicare-certified hospitals can provide inpatient-level care at home, ...

AG Peter Neronha thanked lawmakers "for understanding the severity of Rhode Island’s health care crisis and meeting the moment with flying colors." ...

Since taking on the role of CEO in January 2025, Erik Wexler has openly addressed Providence’s headwinds by taking several decisive actions to ensure financial sustainability: placing a freeze on ...

The Pine Street Apartments is set to break ground and will be permanent supportive housing for people with medical conditions ...