Despite decades of research and digital tools, inpatient diabetes outcomes haven’t improved. Sliding scale insulin, EHR protocols and fragmented workflows persist — yet national data shows little progress in reducing complications, readmissions or length of stay. Hospitals can’t afford another…
Presented by:
Bruce Bode, MD, FACE
Atlanta Diabetes Associates
Jordan Messler, MD, SFHM, FACP
Chief Medical Officer, Glytec
Cleveland-based MetroHealth plans to close six outpatient offices in October to stabilize its finances and enhance operational efficiency. In an Aug. 25 news release, the health system said services at the affected locations will be consolidated into larger sites, where…
Nearly 1 in 60 cesarean deliveries involved severe perioperative surgical morbidity, with higher rates during intrapartum procedures, researchers found in a recent study. The cross-sectional study was published Aug. 21 in Obstetrics & Gynecology and led by University of California…
The U.S. healthcare system is caught in a paradox: more patients, more spending, more technology — and yet, stagnant productivity and persistent staffing gaps. Even as health sector employment rebounded by 2.6 million jobs post-pandemic, almost half of hospitals report…
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As the U.S. population grows older, cardiologists are increasingly caring for patients with frailty, multiple comorbidities and complex social needs. These shifts are pushing physicians toward less-invasive procedures, faster clearance processes, multidisciplinary care models and new approaches to access and…
The ASC industry has seen a wave of transformative transactions in 2025. Three major moves are reshaping the competitive landscape and redefining what’s at stake for patients, physicians and payers: 1. Optum’s SCA Health acquires U.S. Digestive Health Management In…
Cambridge, Mass.-based Iterative Health and Nashville, Tenn.-based One GI have entered a strategic partnership to expand clinical research across One GI’s physician-led network. The collaboration positions research as a core ancillary service in community-based gastroenterology care, according to an Aug.…
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., but early detection and timely intervention remain out of reach for many — especially in rural and underserved communities. Some health systems are rethinking how care is delivered. Join…
Presented by:
Jeff Wessler, MD, MPhil
Chief Executive Officer, Heartbeat Health
Matt Brown
VP Telehealth & Advisory Services, CHG Healthcare
Physicians were not positive in their outlook on the U.S. physician shortage in Medscape’s “Feeling the Impact of the Physician Shortage: Medscape Report 2025,” released Aug. 22. The survey collected responses from 1,001 physicians from March 20 to April 24,…
Eating more cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, kale, cabbage and brussel sprouts may reduce the risk of colon cancer, according to an Aug.11 study published in BMC Gastroenterology. Researchers analyzed 17 studies including more than 639,000 participants and found…
