Mergers & Acquisitions
XTANDI has been used to treat 64,000 men with prostate cancer to date and has generated $2.2 billion in sales.
CEO Mark Bertolini claimed savings tied to the Humana merger would have helped it remain on the exchanges.
U.S. District Court Judge John Bates said the insurer failed to provide evidence of any harm that would be done by having a later trial.
Aetna has aligned with Duke Health and WakeMed Health & Hospitals in North Carolina on an expanded accountable care collaboration that will be open to larger, self-funded employers.
CRH Healthcare, an Atlanta, Georgia-based urgent care center operator, has acquired the assets of Patients First's seven centers, CRH announced.
The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2016, but Press Ganey will also be allowed a "go shop" period in which it can seek out better offers.
CEO David Cordani this week outlined to investors a Plan B of stock buybacks and capital deployment should their $53 billion merger deal fall apart.
Behavioral health center manager Acadia Health will buy Highland Hospital Association, an 80-bed psychiatric hospital, and two other related companies in Charleston West Virginia.
Only medical and diagnostic laboratories, which lost 300 jobs, and residential mental health facilities, which lost 200 jobs, saw employment shrink in the month.
The $117 million deal will only happen if regulators approve their merger.