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October 12, 2026Funding cuts and Medicaid changes already taking toll, Catholic healthcare providers say
The projected loss of revenue and decrease in the number of enrollees is expected to lead to "very difficult decisions."
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October 12, 2026Catholic health sciences school in Iowa sets enrollment records amid campus expansion
School leadership says the increased numbers mean a fuller pipeline to address workforce shortages.
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October 06, 2026Initiative supported by Catholic Charities, health systems shows power of housing as healthcare
Study finds partnerships led to improved health outcomes, nearly $5 million in community health savings and permanent housing for 792 people.
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October 06, 2026Through pilgrimages, ministry leaders connect anew with their systems' foundations and legacy
Pilgrims can have profound formative experiences at Catholic healthcare’s origin sites.
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October 06, 2026During annual pilgrimage to Italy, ministry executives deepen their understanding of their call to lead in Catholic healthcare
Hosted by CHA, the program links attendees to the ministry’s legacy and enables them to form lasting bonds.
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October 05, 2026Essentia Health agrees to merger, says Catholic hospitals will retain religious affiliation
The union will create a 22-hospital system serving patients across Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin.
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October 05, 2026Pittsburgh Mercy, partners open supportive housing development in Uptown Pittsburgh
Uptown Flats provides 34 affordable housing units for people exiting homelessness, people with disabilities and others seeking housing stability.
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October 01, 2026Keeping Up - October Edition
Executive appointments and facility news from across the Catholic health ministry.
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September 29, 2026At 10 years, Providence St. Joseph Health continues mission to expand care, innovate
Two people who have been part of the system since its start reflect on how its legacy systems have successfully blended into one.
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September 28, 2026After in-utero treatment, baby born at CHRISTUS shows no signs of cystic fibrosis
Tests done at 18 weeks had spotted the genetic disease. It vanished after the infant’s mother began a drug therapy.