A California state appellate court is set to hear arguments in a lawsuit brought by a fertility practice physician who said a private equity-backed management services organization fired him after he refused to dismiss an employee physician. According to the…
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The Stark law has been on the books for more than three decades, but enforcement has never been more aggressive. In 2024, seven major Stark law indictments contributed to a record-breaking 979 qui tam lawsuits, with False Claims Act settlements…
CMS published its interim final rule for Medicaid work requirements June 1, setting the stage for a significant shift in who qualifies for Medicaid coverage. Under HR 1, most able-bodied, nonpregnant Medicaid recipients between ages 19 and 64 must work,…
Three in 4 CRNAs received a salary increase in 2025, and more than a third saw gains exceeding 10%, according to a new workforce survey from APEX Anesthesia Review. The findings, drawn from 634 certified registered nurse anesthetists and student…
Musculoskeletal surgeries performed in ASCs are projected to generate $13.5 billion in Medicare fee-for-service savings from 2025 to 2034, overtaking digestive system procedures to become the second-largest specialty by program savings, according to an analysis of KNG Health data published…
Most pharmacy leaders track vacancies and recruiting spend. Far fewer see the full cost of turnover as it spreads into capacity, resilience and the ability to execute strategic priorities. This live webinar will examine what leaders are missing about pharmacy…
Jun 24, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT
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- Tina Moan, PharmD
- Julie Lanza CPhT-Adv, CSPT, CPTEd, FMSHP
Health systems face mounting pressure to optimize capacity, improve patient flow and time capital investments correctly. Traditional planning tools rely on averages that flatten the real variability of patient acuity, arrivals and clinical decision-making, leaving leaders with incomplete insight into…
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Fewer than 10% of cancer patients undergo hereditary testing — meaning the vast majority of high-risk individuals are never identified within standard clinical workflows. VHC Health found a way to change that. By integrating a digital tool to automatically capture…
Jul 9, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT
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- Stephanie Spaulding, MGC, CGC, Genetic Counseling Clinical Manager, VHC Health
The Medical University of South Carolina has opened the first ASC for heart care in the state. The surgery center is located at the MUSC Health West Ashley Medical Pavilion in Charleston, S.C., according to a June 3 news release…
Roughly 1 in 20 individuals carry a genetic mutation that increases their risk for cancer, yet most remain unaware. As precision medicine advances and access to genetic testing expands, the ability to identify at-risk patients has never been more attainable.…
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