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CommonSpirit Health Joins Biden Administration Pledge to Decarbonize Health Care Sector, Make Facilities Resilient to Climate Change

NOV 10, 2022

CommonSpirit’s leadership recognized by Administration officials at COP27.
Providence and Premier, Inc. Join CommonSpirit to Support the Development of the Healthcare Workforce

NOV 09, 2022

The partnership will expand solutions to support the engagement and retention of healthcare professionals.
CommonSpirit Update

NOV 09, 2022

As previously shared, our teams continue to work diligently to bring systems online and restore full functionality as quickly and safely as possible, including electronic health records (EHRs).
CommonSpirit Appoints Daniel Barchi as Chief Information Officer

NOV 02, 2022

CommonSpirit Health has appointed Daniel J. Barchi, MEM as Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, effective Nov. 7, 2022.
Been to the doctor’s office lately? You may have seen an APP.

SEP 28, 2022

CommonSpirit celebrates Advanced Practice Providers during National APP Week.
CommonSpirit Health Announces FY2022 Year End Results

SEP 23, 2022

CommonSpirit Health has released financial results for its 2022 fiscal year, which ended June 30.
New CEO Wright L. Lassiter III Begins at CommonSpirit

AUG 01, 2022

CommonSpirit Health announced today that Wright L. Lassiter III has started in his role as the organization’s next CEO, succeeding Lloyd H. Dean, who retired.
CommonSpirit Hospitals Rank Among the Nation’s Best

JUL 26, 2022

U.S. News & World Report recognizes 41 CommonSpirit hospitals among those ranked nationally, regionally, and as high performing
CommonSpirit Joins National Initiative to Integrate Health and Social Services

JUL 25, 2022

CommonSpirit Health has joined the Partnership to Align Social Care, a national initiative to co-design a framework to advance social care delivery and improve health equity.
Partnership with Charles Drew University to Diversify and Grow Nursing Workforce

MAY 09, 2022

Partnership will help historically Black medical school Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science expand capacity to train more nurses.

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