Mark Moran
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MetroHealth in the black for third straight year, but operating income down 37%
Cleveland-area safety net hospital system MetroHealth System reported operating income of nearly $24 million for 2010, a 37 percent tumble from the prior year. It was the third consecutive year in the black for the once-struggling health system.
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MetroHealth’s Mark Moran: Hospitals can prepare for health reform
With an expected influx of 32 million new insured patients, thanks to health reform, it’s an understatement to say the U.S. hospital industry is in for big changes. More patients means more opportunities for revenues, but that extra volume also has the potential to stretch hospitals thin and overtax already-burdened clinical staffs.
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MetroHealth appoints permanent chief financial officer
Cleveland’s MetroHealth System has named Sharon M. Dougherty as chief financial officer following a nationwide search. The Cuyahoga County-owned system hired Dougherty as vice president of revenue cycle in August from management consultancy Booz Allen Hamilton.
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MetroHealth makes interim CEO Mark Moran its permanent leader
Moran joined MetroHealth in March 2008 from Booz Allen Hamilton. Since then, he’s overseen a series of reforms as well as layoffs. His strategy has, in the end, strengthened the hospital, the memo stated.
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MetroHealth launches Partners In Care medical homes pilot
Cleveland’s MetroHealth System on Monday officially launched its pilot of the medical homes concept — MetroHealth Partners in Care. MetroHealth Partners in Care aims at improving patient health, clearing away barriers to medical care — and lowering the cost of that care — through a coordinated team of medical professionals who are centered around patient needs.
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MetroHealth quietly enrolls first four patients in medical homes program
MetroHealth System in Cleveland enrolled the first four patients in its emerging medical home program on Wednesday. The “patient-centered medical home” model has emerged to answer the needs for rising health care costs and falling quality of care.
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MedCity morning read, Friday, Feb. 6
Salary freezes and layoffs are possible at MetroHealth System this year to keep the hospital at least even with rising costs. The safety-net hospital for Cuyahoga County ended 2008 with a slim profit.