Maine EMS notified providers this week that CMMC will no longer be verified as a Level II trauma center as of Dec. 1, 2025.

After a traumatic event, such as a fall resulting in head injury, broken bones or another serious outcome, going to the right ...

The University of New Mexico Hospital opened its Critical Care Tower after nearly a decade of planning and building. This ...

Leaders at Central Maine Medical Center have decided not to seek re-verification as a trauma center.CMMC insists nothing will ...

Erin Clark, the medical director of the hospital's emergency department, says it costs the hospital about a half a million ...

Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston says it will no longer seek verification as a trauma center, effective Dec. 1, 2025.

Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston will end its status as a trauma center by Dec. 1, according to Maine Emergency ...

Two hospitals in the Dayton region have let their status as verified level III trauma centers lapse, first Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek on April 13 and Miami Valley Hospital South in Centerville ...

Elizabeth Lindsay opened her eyes and saw her brother sitting at her hospital bedside. She had been unconscious for about three weeks in August, recovering... Forbes Hospital in Monroeville marked the ...

Illinois law requires that when hospitals need to transfer trauma patients to centers with higher levels of trauma care, such transfers should be made within two hours. However, a new study, published ...