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IT Sprawl: The Risks, Costs, and Capital Hiding In Plain Sight

Healthcare organizations often assume that go-lives are the final step in major technology implementations. In reality, it marks the beginning of a new and more complex challenge: what remains. At many health systems, legacy applications, redundant tools and unsupported software…

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Jim Jacobs, CEO and President, MediQuant
Jodi Reedy, Co-Owner and Partner, i3 Healthcare Consulting

From data to decisions: Rethinking virtual care performance

Hospitals generate vast amounts of clinical and operational data each year, yet only a small portion is actively used to guide care delivery. At the same time, virtual care programs often rely on disconnected workflows that limit visibility, slow decision-making…

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How system leaders are managing physician compensation at scale

Physician compensation decisions are becoming harder to manage as organizations grow, integrate practices and compete for scarce clinician talent. Persistent provider shortages and rising competition are pushing health system leaders to rethink how compensation is structured, governed and communicated. At…

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Washington physician sentenced for selling recalled medical devices to patients as new

A Washington physician has been sentenced to one year and a day in federal prison for purchasing recalled CPAP and BiPAP devices, attempting to remove defective foam components and billing Medicaid for the adulterated equipment as if it were new,…

How Orlando Health is reshaping bariatric care

In a little more than a year, Orlando (Fla.) Health will open a new, centralized hub for obesity care, bringing together surgeons, obesity medicine specialists, nutritionists and behavioral health providers under one roof to expand access and streamline treatment across…

How Henry Ford Health is turning diagnostics into a strategic advantage

For many health system leaders, diagnostics still sit outside the strategic conversation, viewed mainly as a clinical necessity and a cost center. This report makes the case for a different approach. It shows how Henry Ford Health began treating diagnostics…

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Texas man sentenced in $61M DME fraud scheme

A Texas man has been sentenced to 150 months in prison for organizing and leading a $61.5 million healthcare fraud conspiracy involving thousands of Medicare beneficiaries, the Justice Department said in a March 27 news release. Robert Smith III, of…

Bayhealth opens heart institute in Delaware

Dover, Del.-based Bayhealth opened its first dedicated Heart & Vascular Institute location on March 24, bringing cardiovascular services under one roof as part of its “Next Wave” multiyear initiative. The renovated facility has 28 exam rooms and houses cardiology cardiovascular…

The biggest ASC deals in Q1

From regional health systems consolidating ownership stakes to national operators expanding into new specialties, 10 ASC transactions defined the first quarter. The deals span the full spectrum of ASC activity. Surgery Partners moved into the $6 billion dialysis access market,…

New York ASC to pay $2.4M to settle data breach lawsuit

Amherst, N.Y.-based Excelsior Orthopaedics and Buffalo (N.Y.) Surgery Center have agreed to pay $2.4 million to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from a 2024 data breach, according to a March 23 report from Claim Depot. The practice detected unusual activity…