Healthcare DIVE January 20, 2026
Emily Olsen

The Michigan-based health system said financial headwinds, including heightened costs, low reimbursement and federal policy changes, motivated the cuts.

Dive Brief:

  • Trinity Health is laying off 10.5% of its revenue cycle management staff as the Livonia, Michigan-based health system manages heightened costs and looming financial headwinds in the healthcare sector.
  • The health system will outsource the affected revenue cycle work to a vendor to ensure the provider’s long-term sustainability and future growth, a Trinity spokesperson told Healthcare Dive.
  • The health system said it’s contending with low reimbursement from payers, increased costs for supplies and drugs, staffing shortages and federal funding cuts that threaten its bottom line, according to Trinity. “We have a responsibility to remain operationally and financially...

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