HCA Healthcare announces layoffs
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by: Brittney Baird Posted: Sep 2, 2026 / 06:20 AM CDT Updated: Sep 2, 2026 / 06:20 AM CDT NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) - HCA Healthcare, which owns and operates TriStar hospitals, is laying off a small percentage of positions. The national healthcare provider cited rising costs, increases in uninsured patients and changing shifts in healthcare policy. HCA Healthcare released a statement, which reads: We made the difficult decision to eliminate a small percentage of positions across our corporate office and support functions. Decisions like this are never easy because they affect valued colleagues who have made meaningful contributions to HCA Healthcare, and we are grateful for their service. Healthcare continues to evolve, and hospitals nationwide are navigating changes including shifts in healthcare policy, an increase in uninsured patients and rising costs. We have a responsibility to continually evaluate how we operate and deploy resources so HCA Healthcare remains strong and positioned to serve our patients and communities for the long term. These targeted changes are part of that work. We are committed to supporting affected colleagues through this transition. Those impacted will be provided with a range of resources, including severance and recruitment and outplacement support to assist them as they pursue new employment opportunities. At the same time, we continue to...
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