Caroline Hudson is a Senior Finance Reporter at Modern Healthcare. She covers finance with a focus on the intersection of medicine and healthcare, exploring themes such as the healthcare system, health and wellness, and legal affairs. Caroline has been featured in notable publications including Crain's Detroit Business, Crain's Cleveland Business, and Ad Age.
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Caroline’s coverage primarily focuses on healthcare, with a specific emphasis on hospital management, financials, and industry developments. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights into the latest trends or data related to hospital mergers and acquisitions, financial performance of health systems, challenges facing healthcare CEOs and staffing issues within the industry.
As her articles often cite data and press releases from private sector entities, she may be responsive to pitches offering exclusive access to such information or experts who can provide unique perspectives based on proprietary data.
Considering Caroline's geographic focus is the United States and her coverage includes private sector announcements as well as citations of US-based data, tailor your pitch accordingly by highlighting relevant trends or developments within the US healthcare landscape.
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By: Caroline Hudson
Academic medical centers are scooping up community hospitals to ease capacity constraints and expand care networks.
By: Caroline Hudson
Hospitals that refer certain patients to out-of-network clinicians are facing administrative penalties.
By: Caroline Hudson
Almost 50 health insurance companies pledged in June to reduce prior authorization requirements and standardize processes.
UNC Health has partnered with WakeMed for decades to train medical students.
An aging population and the rise of chronic conditions is driving more demand for specialty drugs.
Dozens of nonprofit health systems released first-quarter earnings reports over the past few weeks.
The divestitures would affect ambulatory surgical centers in five states.
By: Caroline Hudson
Dave Caspers was chief operating officer at Ardent.
Ascension will operate about 300 ambulatory surgery centers across more than 30 states.
By: Caroline Hudson
Financial details of the Amsurg deal were not disclosed, though previous estimates placed the acquisition value at $3.9 billion.
