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Chicago Health Care Headlines

AMA names Lexington physician new president

AMA names Lexington physician new president

(AP) — A Lexington, Ky., doctor has been sworn in as the 168th president of the American Medical Association. 

Sacred Heart Hospital enlists turnaround company

With its CEO the target of a federal investigation, the hospital hires a prominent turnaround firm to run operations, raising the possibility the distressed facility could be put up for sale. 

In brief: Illinois Medicaid lost funds after unit failed to report convicted providers

Also, operating income drops for the University of Chicago Medical Center, and construction costs rise for a Palos Hills surgery center. 

Photo gallery: Institute of Medicine of Chicago meeting and awards dinner

Photo gallery: Institute of Medicine of Chicago meeting and awards dinner

Health disparities persist in Chicago, a doctor at Cook County's safety net hospital told a crowd of health professionals. 

Suit alleges billing 'liberties' at Chicago surgery center

A subsidiary of health insurer Cigna is suing Grand Avenue Surgical Center, alleging the center improperly billed the company when it waived fees as a way to entice patients. 

Report: Sacred Heart's 'Physician D' is Chicago pulmonologist

A Chicago pulmonologist has been identified in a published report as holding the same position at Sacred Heart Hospital as “Physician D,” the doctor who federal authorities say performed…

In brief: Holy Family Villa seeks to increase expansion costs

Also, Lawndale Christian Health Center resolves a federal audit, and the Smith Crossing retirement community considers a $50 million bond issue. 

Loyola med school to admit undocumented students

Loyola med school to admit undocumented students

Following a change in federal immigration regulations, the school has removed the legal residency requirement for applicants. 

Advocate renovation, Vista hospital proposals hit snags

A proposal to renovate northwest suburban Advocate Good Shepherd hit only one snag with staff of the state board that determines the fate of health care projects, while Vista Health's already-nixed…

Medline to bring up to 40 jobs to West Loop this year

The north suburban medical supplies distributor plans to open a division of its business in Chicago. 

Roseland Hospital has two suitors

Two Chicago-area hospitals are in talks to acquire Roseland Community Hospital, whose financial troubles have brought it to the brink of closure. 

Photo gallery: Ambulatory Surgery Center Association of Illinois meeting

Photo gallery: Ambulatory Surgery Center Association of Illinois meeting

Members of the group representing Illinois surgery centers caught up on changes in the industry at a June 5 meeting at the Greek Islands restaurant on Halsted. 

In brief: Edward to fund $64 million expansion with cash

Also, a lawyer for competing hospitals says Vista Health's Lindenhurst project is not needed to support its Waukegan facilities, and Illinois could see a sizable increase in entrepreneurs in 2014…

Catamaran stock rallies after Cigna deal announced

Shares of the Lisle-based company rocketed up this morning, a day after it signed a 10-year deal to manage pharmacy benefits for health insurer Cigna Corp. 

Suburban practice alleges manager mishandled funds

A west suburban physical therapist's complaint is another example of a health care provider accusing an outside manager of malfeasance. 

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RUSH UNIVERSITY & RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, Chicago: Dr. Steven Gitelis, 62, to associate dean of surgical services at Rush Medical College and associate chief medical officer for surgery and chief of surgery at Rush University, and continuing as a specialist in orthopedic oncology and limb reconstruction at Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush.


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