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Webinars RCM trend report: How leaders can protect revenue + adapt to disruption

As 2026 approaches, practices face growing pressure on all sides — from tighter reimbursements and unpredictable payer behavior to increasing patient affordability challenges and rapid shifts in technology. This webinar will break down key findings from a 2026 revenue cycle…

Feb 19, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM America/Chicago

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Darshan Patel

President, Emergency Medicine and Hospital Medicine, Ventra Health

Sarah Herzog

President, Anesthesia and Radiology, Ventra Health

Gastroenterologist named chair of MetroHealth department of medicine

Cleveland-based MetroHealth System has appointed John Vargo, MD, as chair of its department of medicine, according to a Dec. 15 news release. Dr. Vargo joined MetroHealth after more than three decades at Cleveland Clinic, where he held numerous clinical, research…

By: Patsy Newitt

Webinars HEDIS relief is possible — How health plans can finally take a breath

HEDIS season shouldn’t require all-hands-on-deck for months at a time — yet many health plans report rising burnout, staffing strain and mounting pressure to hit quality targets with fewer resources. Leaders need a way to stay ahead of deadlines without…

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Kin Lai

Senior Product Manager, Payer, Inovalon

Mark Paddock

Senior Director, Professional Services, Inovalon

Gastroenterologists' growing burdens

Gastroenterologists are seeing administrative and staffing burdens expand according to Medscape reported Dec. 12.  In its “A Very Challenging Period: Medscape Gastroenterology Practice Issues Report 2025,” Medscape collected responses from 131 gastroenterologists who met screening requirements between July 8 and…

By: Francesca Mathewes

Webinars From repetitive to real-time: AI that lightens the back-office load

While clinical AI gets the spotlight, back-office operations are quietly being reshaped by automation, data intelligence and workflow tools that ease burdens across finance, HR, administration and more. The result? Leading health systems are improving efficiency, reducing burnout and building…

Jan 22, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago

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Joanna White

Lead Healthcare Solutions Executive, Infor

Clif Gaus

Senior Manager, Technology and Innovation, Infor

Webinars UAMS’ AI playbook for capacity lift & fewer cancellations

Manual, fragmented pre-admission testing strains perioperative teams and the operating room. Phone tag for histories, missing documents and late risk discovery all drive day-of-surgery delays, idle rooms and staff burnout. Leaders need a faster, more reliable way to prepare patients…

Jan 21, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM America/Chicago

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Tammy Jones, PhD, RN, NE-BC

Chief Nursing Officer / Associate Vice Chancellor for Patient Care Services & Clinical Operations, UAMS

Alvin Stewart, MD

Medical Director, Urology Center / Epic Anesthesia Operational Lead / Anesthesiologist, UAMS

Andrew Fisher, MD

Co-Medical Director, Perioperative Care Coordination, Qventus Assistant Professor, Anesthesiology, Medical University of South Carolina

Flagship Healthcare buys Tennessee ENT outpatient facility

Charlotte, N.C.-based Flagship Healthcare Properties has acquired a 13,921-square-foot medical outpatient building in Powell, Tenn., that is leased to Greater Knoxville Ear, Nose & Throat.  Completed in 2023, the facility provides ENT, audiology, allergy and sleep medicine services in an…

By: Sophie Eydis

Florida cardiology group opens ASC

The Cardiac Surgical Institute of Northwest Florida has opened a freestanding ASC in Panama City, Fla., and performed its first procedures Dec. 15, according to a Dec. 16 report from NBC affiliate WJHG.  The new center offers services including heart…

By: Sophie Eydis

ACA subsidies likely to expire: What it means for ASCs 

House Speaker Mike Johnson has declined to call a vote to extend the ACA’s enhanced subsidies, increasing the likelihood that they will expire Dec. 31. According to a Dec. 17 report by NBC News, Mr. Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana,…

By: Francesca Mathewes

Every state that cracked down on private equity in 2025

The last several years have seen a significant expansion of private equity activity in healthcare, and with that, a new wave of state-level legislation aimed at placing more scrutiny on PE deals.  Here are five states that implemented or proposed…

By: Francesca Mathewes
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