Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. is facing a lawsuit from a Texas hospital employee who says she suffered severe hearing damage when a company representative’s endoscope demonstration ended in an explosion. Elizabeth Morell was on staff at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital-Plano…
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On paper, healthcare workforces look stable. An average of 83% of employees report feeling engaged or highly engaged. Yet more than one-third plan to leave within 12 months — nearly double the industry’s projected 18.5% turnover rate. A survey of…
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Avondale-based Integrated Surgical Center of Arizona has partnered with Nashville, Tenn.-based Regent Surgical. Integrated Surgical Center of Arizona is led by three physician groups: IMS Care, Arizona’s largest independent multispecialty physician group; AZ Heart Arrhythmia Associates, a cardiac electrophysiology specialist…
About one-quarter of orthopedists reported an increase in their overall happiness year-over-year, according to a new report from Medscape. The report, “Following Their Own Advice? Medscape Orthopedist Mental Health & Well-Being Report 2026,” published Aug. 21, surveyed 5,159 full-time physicians…
Tampa General Hospital Brooksville (Fla.) completed its first cardiothoracic surgical procedure. The surgery included single-vessel coronary artery bypass graft, mitral valve repair and atrial appendage clipping, according to an Aug. 24 news release from Tampa General Hospital. The new program…
For nearly 40 years, the J-1 visa, which lets international medical graduates train in U.S. residency programs, has helped hold together the physician workforce in some of the country’s most underserved communities. Now, the same pipeline health system leaders have…
CMS finalized its newest mandatory bundled payment model for hospitals, but the rule also has implications for ASCs that perform outpatient hip and knee replacements for those hospitals’ patients. The Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Expanded Model, or CJR-X, was…
Behavioral health demand continues to strain capacity, leaving providers under pressure to make rapid placement decisions. In Massachusetts, nearly 4 in 10 adults needing inpatient psychiatric admission waited longer than 24 hours for placement in 2024, a sign of how…
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- Michelle Schafer, CEO, Mental Health Cooperative
- Lynn T. Simon, MD, MBA, Healthcare Innovator & Advisor
- Ben Hackett, CEO, Basalt
Revenue rarely gets stuck because of one major failure. More often, payment slows because of smaller operational breakdowns across the revenue cycle, from front-end workflows and team handoffs to billing, account follow-up and reporting. In this webinar, Chris Martin, Senior…
Sep 18, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT
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- Jenny Burner, Revenue Cycle Account Manager, Coronis Health
- Chris Martin, Senior Vice President of Business Process Outsourcing, Coronis Health
- Daniel Douglas, Vice President of Operations,, Coronis Health
Kaiser Permanente is advancing construction plans for its long-planned Redlands, Calif., medical campus, with the Redlands Planning Commission set to review detailed site plans for the project’s first building Aug. 25, Community Forward Redlands reported Aug. 24. The commission will…