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The specialization advantage: Winning in a more complex revenue cycle environment

The revenue cycle has outgrown the generalist. Take the federal Independent Dispute Resolution process, or Federal IDR: a payment pathway with rules and timelines so specific that broad, generalist teams routinely leave earned dollars behind. Payer contracting, coding and denials…

Oct 6, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Amanda Whitener, Sr. Director, Client Development, nimble solutions
Chris Ballentine, Subject Matter Expert for No Surprises Act Independent Dispute Resolution (IDR), nimble solutions

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Scaling, Stopping, and Measuring AI Value — Why Your Approach Matters More Than Your Next Pilot

The next phase of healthcare AI won’t be won by adding more pilots. It will be won by the systems that figure out what deserves to scale, what should stop and how to measure both. Huron’s 2026 Executive Provider Research…

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Kay Burke, VP, Chief Nursing Informatics Officer, UCSF Health
Nagesh Badarla, Healthcare Managing Director, Digital and AI, Huron
Alene Cuellar, Healthcare Managing Director, Digital, Huron

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'Father of modern cardiology' Dr. Robert Frye dies at 94

American College of Cardiology Past President Robert Frye, MD, has died at age 94 after a career spanning more than 70 years in medicine, the ACC announced Aug. 7. Dr. Frye served as ACC president from 1991 to 1992 and…

Oncology’s persistent blind spot: The time between visits

Most oncology programs are built around the clinic visit. But much of what determines a patient’s experience happens outside it — symptoms that worsen at home, caregivers who struggle without guidance, social needs that surface mid-treatment and questions that go…

Sep 22, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Dr. Bobby Green, Co-Founder, Chief Medical Officer and President, Thyme Care
Dr. Brian Dorsey, SVP, Clinical Innovation and Delivery Design, Thyme Care
Michael Markowicz, Chief Legal Officer, Thyme Care
Jessa Kelley, Chief of Staff, Thyme Care

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What's going on with CVS Health?

From explosive quarterly profit to a new AI-powered care platform, CVS Health has spent the past several months reshaping how it makes money and how regulators, competitors and patients see it. Profit triples CVS Health’s second-quarter earnings offered the clearest…

AI in the healthcare contact center: What’s working, and what’s not

AI moved into the healthcare contact center fast, and the results have been uneven. Some organizations report real gains in efficiency, staff capacity and patient experience. Others never made it past the pilot or applied AI to problems it was…

Sep 23, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Tara Aldridge, Director of Enablement, Vonage
Aamer Ahmed, MBA, VP & Chief Experience Officer, Tampa General Hospital
Philip Quick, Chief System Access Operations Officer, UChicago Medicine
Jesse Dodd, Director of Patient Access, University of Texas Medical Branch

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The tension at the heart of CJR-X: Hospitals are accountable, but surgeons drive outcomes

Under the recently finalized joint replacement model from CMS, hospitals are financially accountable for every readmission, complication and therapy bill in a 90-day joint replacement episode, even though the surgeons who drive most of those outcomes aren’t held to the…

The GI growth opportunity hiding in a workforce shortage

Demand for GI care is rising as colorectal cancer screening expands to younger patients, but the specialist workforce isn’t keeping pace. For GI practices, that capacity crunch could also point to one of the industry’s biggest untapped growth opportunities in…

Hospital layoffs by the numbers: 8 things ASC leaders should know

Hospital job cuts are becoming less frequent in 2026 as health systems trim payrolls more selectively this year. However, despite an overall decrease in layoffs, hospitals are shutting down entire service lines, particularly in rural markets. For physicians weighing where…

Surgery Partners' net loss widens 500% in Q2

Surgery Partners’ net loss attributable to the company jumped to $15 million in the second quarter, a 500% increase from a $2.5 million loss in the same period last year, even as revenue grew 2.7% to $848.9 million, the Brentwood,…