Picture a clinical environment where physicians regularly engage with their own data, discuss practice patterns openly and drive improvement together. This playbook shows how to make that culture a reality. It offers a structured, 10-step approach for physician leaders seeking…
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ASCs are facing a convergence of forces — from artificial intelligence and payer pressure to anesthesia shortages and shifting physician employment models — that could fundamentally reshape how they operate. Twenty-eight ASC leaders joined Becker’s to discuss the emerging disruptors…
The Society for Heart Attack Prevention and Eradication called for major changes to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force in a letter to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Medpage Today reported Jan. 26. The coalition of physicians, scientists and…
Certificate-of-need laws are regulatory laws that aim to control the number of healthcare resources in a specific geographic area. CON laws can vary greatly by state, with several states actively reviewing legislation that could shift CON in the 2026 legislative…
Reimbursement issues, staffing shortages and rising costs are just a few of the challenges facing ASC leadership teams in 2026. Here are 20 statistics demonstrating the scale and scope of the ASC industry’s biggest challenges in 2026: Reimbursement 1. CMS…
Joplin, Mo.-based Freeman Health System has purchased an 85,448-square-foot facility in Joplin to grow outpatient care. The building is intended to support future outpatient and diagnostic services, according to a Jan. 23 news release from the health system. Freeman Health…
Legislators in New Jersey are likely to re-introduce legislation that would ban most noncompete agreements in the state, according to an article published Jan. 23 by JD Supra. The legislation — Assembly Bill 5708 and Senate Bill 4385 — would…
Cardiology has been shifting to the outpatient setting for years — a transition recently accelerated by technology and payer incentive alignment toward ASCs. In its 2026 final rule published Nov. 21, CMS approved four cardiovascular codes for electrophysiology studies and…
Medical malpractice verdicts topping $10 million — often dubbed “nuclear” awards — are becoming more common as juries hand down eye-popping damages for catastrophic injuries and wrongful deaths. Physician groups, including the American Medical Association, have warned that the post-COVID-19…
Aging biomedical infrastructure and fragmented data are no longer just operational headaches — they are margin risks. When healthcare technology management (HTM) operates in silos, technology becomes a liability instead of a strategic asset. This leadership discussion explores how health…
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Randy Mattingly
Client Development Executive, Pointcore
Nancy Wright
VP, Commercial Services Digital Platforms, U.S. & Canada, GE HealthCare
