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hoodline.com
Holly Springs Hospital Adds 24 Beds as ER Waits Stretch Past a Day
Patients at UNC Health Rex Holly Springs Hospital have sometimes waited more than 24 hours just to get a bed in the emergency department, and now the hospital is opening a seventh floor to try to fix that. A ribbon-cutting is set for 9 a.m. Thursday, marking the near-completion of a 24-bed expansion that will bring the facility's total to 74 patient beds. The new floor is expected to open within the coming weeks.
decorhint.com
This North Carolina City Has A Healthcare System So Advanced It’s Ranked Among America’s Best
Serious medical breakthroughs do not always happen in places that look like science fiction. Inside one North Carolina city, researchers, surgeons, nurses, and specialists work on cases that can change the direction of a patient’s life. Complex treatments, clinical research, and highly focused care have made the local healthcare...
triangletribune.com
Amplifying access to affordable women’s healthcare
RALEIGH – Advance Community Health is now looking to Amplify healthcare for the communities it serves. At the company’s annual Impact Night last Thursday, Advance introduced the partnerships that made its rebrand and expansion possible. Advance serves over 250,000 patients across its 14 locations, and has provided affordable...
jocoreport.com
WakeMed Named High Performing By U.S. News & World Report
RALEIGH, N.C. – WakeMed earned “High Performing” ratings—the highest designation a hospital can earn—in 15 categories for U.S. News & World Report’s 2026-2027 list of Best Hospitals: Procedures & Conditions. For the 2026-2027 rankings and ratings, U.S. News & World Report evaluated nearly 4,300...
bizfayetteville.com
FTCC nursing leaders join state lawmakers to advance healthcare workforce dialogue
Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC) leaders and nursing advocates joined North Carolina legislators at FTCC’s campus for a policy discussion centered on nursing workforce development, healthcare access, patient privacy and the growing role of technology in care delivery. The conversation reinforced FTCC’s commitment to preparing highly skilled nurses and strengthening the healthcare workforce across Cumberland County and the broader region.