On Thursday, the MetroHealth System announced that they are going to lay off around 125 employees to "stabilize its finances.

MetroHealth’s announcement Thursday that it’s laying off 125 administrative employees amid mounting financial losses had Today in Ohio podcast hosts questioning whether the hospital system’s ambitious ...

The MetroHealth System in Cleveland lays off about 125 employees, less than 1.5% of its staff, mainly in administrative roles ...

MetroHealth CEO Dr. Christine Alexander-Rager also will ask the board of trustees to suspend part of the compensation package ...

Cleveland’s public hospital system cites soaring charity care costs, pandemic relief expiration, and looming bond payments as ...

However, amid efforts to stabilize its finances, MetroHealth cites an unprecedented surge in the cost of care for uninsured ...

The MetroHealth System announced that it is laying off about 125 employees, less than 1.5% of the safety-net public hospital ...

About 125 MetroHealth Medical Center employees are being laid off this week as a cost-cutting measure, hospital officials ...

Cleveland-based MetroHealth is laying off 125 employees as part of a broader stabilization effort after a tumultuous few years of financial performance. The job cuts primarily affect administrative ...

The hospital emergency room has become a place that not only treats victims of violence but also works to prevent more crimes ...

Lorain Police Department confirmed Officer Payne's release from Cleveland's MetroHealth Medical Center saying he is 'on the ...

MetroHealth went from a positive operating income of $18.1 million in 2022 to an operating loss of $19.7 million in 2023, and the hospital receives partial support from Cuyahoga County, Cleveland ...