Orthopedic and spine surgery continues to make headway in ASCs, but there are some hurdles that leaders must overcome for successful migration in the year ahead. Four takeaways: 1. Orthopedic and spine migration to ASCs is accelerating, however; outcomes must…
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As multi-specialty physician organizations expand, payer rules, documentation demands and system fragmentation multiply faster than teams can keep up. Even well-run groups see claims slow down — not because of bad billing, but because most denials start before the visit.…
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The 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule introduces pivotal changes that will significantly reshape reimbursement models for radiology, including two new conversion factors, efficiency adjustments and revised practice-expense calculations. Without a clear strategy, imaging centers risk being blindsided by reduced margins…
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Nancy Walker
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Emergency department clinicians regularly deliver critical care but too often, it goes undocumented and unbilled. The result? Underreported care, lost revenue and mounting compliance risk. Join this conversation to learn how health systems are closing the gap between care delivered…
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Jeannie Dean
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The Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University has named Syed Shah, MD, as chair of the anesthesiology department. Dr. Shah has served in the role in an interim capacity since 2023. Under his leadership, the department has expanded…
Budget cuts, identity fraud, and adversarial AI are putting critical security functions like verification at risk. But as regulations tighten and fraud becomes more sophisticated, getting it wrong has real consequences. Manual verification, weak authentication, and account recovery vulnerabilities are…
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Louise Watson
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Cardiology is undergoing rapid transformation as demand surges, reimbursement shifts tighten margins and demographic trends reshape care models. These five statistics illustrate why cardiology leaders say the next decade will bring both opportunity and significant operational pressure: 1. Heart failure…
As anesthesia groups prepare for 2026, pressures from reimbursement cuts, workforce shortages and rising operational costs are intensifying. Here are five data points fueling concern about the year ahead: 1. Anesthesia compensation is declining in real terms: CMS’ 2025 anesthesia…