| Ascension Health Care Network opens for business |
Ascension Health has teamed with a private equity firm to create a new type of enterprise: an acquisitive, equity-based, for-profit Catholic health care system.
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| Ministry foundations feel impact of recession but foresee turnaround |
The recession has put a strain on a lot of wallets, and many people who once gave generously to philanthropies have had to cut back or discontinue their giving.
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| CHE, Seton Hall launch Ministry Leadership Academy |
In early April, a group of internal candidates for Catholic Health East's top positions will gather on a wooded estate near Philadelphia to ponder the stewardship ahead.
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| St. Vincent Charity promotes health literacy |
Simplified signage is in the works for St. Vincent Charity Medical Center in Cleveland.
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| Coalition launches website to educate on health reform's benefits |
A coalition including CHA launched a consumer website this month to inform people about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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| Benedictine enlists parish volunteers to keep seniors independent |
Many years ago when her children were young, Lu Heiling's next-door neighbor in suburban Minnesota was an elderly woman who lived alone.
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| Catholic students pray for St. Mary's young patients |
Pediatric patients of St. Mary's Health System of Evansville, Ind., have a powerful new support system: They're on the prayer lists of thousands of Catholic students and teachers.
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| Philanthropist gives second gift to St. Cloud facility |
A behavioral health facility at St. Cloud Hospital in St. Cloud, Minn., has received a second $1 million gift from its top benefactor.
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| Burbank family gives $1 million to Providence |
A donation from a Burbank, Calif., family will help to equip a neuroscience institute opening in the spring at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank.
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| For-profit system buys CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa |
The Ensign Group of Mission Viejo, Calif., has acquired CHRISTUS St. Joseph Villa of Salt Lake City, the only Catholic, not-for-profit senior care facility in Utah.
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| Ministry's collections demonstrate wit, grit and devotion |
Catholic health care's roots run deep in communities across the U.S., in some cases all the way back to the 1700s and 1800s.
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| Keeping Up |
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