Physicians in the U.S. and Canada have several similarities when it comes to prioritizing happiness, mental health, exercise and work-life balance, according to Medscape’s 2025 “Canada: Wellness & Life Outside of Work Report,” and “‘If Boundaries Are Set, It Is…
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Since May 20, seven hospitals across the U.S. have announced or implemented the closure of departments or services: 1. Butte, Mont.-based Providence Heart Institute is permanently shuttering, giving patients just 30 days’ notice. The institute, located inside Butte Hospital, has…
Maine has officially become the second state to change the title of “physician assistant” to “physician associate,” according to a June 14 news release from the American Academy of Physician Associates. Oregon was the first state to make the switch,…
Across the country, gastroenterologists are grappling with seismic changes in care delivery — from staffing shortages and evolving screening guidelines to declining reimbursement and payer dynamics. Becker’s spoke with five gastroenterology leaders about the trends shaping their practices today. Benjamin…
Anatomic pathology and clinical pathology will have the biggest shortage of physicians in the future, according to a recent report from Axuall. The specialty with the largest projected physician surplus is emergency medicine. The 2025 Clinician Workforce Insights Report analyzed…
Butte, Mont.-based Providence Heart Institute is permanently shuttering, giving patients just 30 days’ notice, according to a June 18 report from CBS affiliate KXLF. The institute will close for good in July, leaving the 3,000 patients it serves without a…
A 2019 landmark CMS ruling, paired with the rapid development of technology for minimally invasive surgery, has fueled the rise of outpatient cardiovascular centers and ASCs in recent years. Now, the specialty has become a major focal point of national…
Here are 10 cardiology leaders to know, as reported by Becker’s: 1. The department of pediatrics at UAB Medicine in Birmingham, Ala., appointed Mark Law, MD, as division director of pediatric cardiology. 2. Albany, N.Y.-based Capital Cardiology Associates, a partner…
Hospitals and health systems now spend more than $20 billion annually trying to overturn denied claims. With denials rising in volume and complexity, revenue cycle teams are under increasing pressure — facing delayed reimbursements, staff burnout and interruptions to patient…
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Jozette Cook-White
Sr. Director of Revenue Cycle Operations for Managed Resources
Judy Peek-Lee
Chief Financial Officer, The University of Vermont Health Network
Gerilynn Sevenikar
Chief Revenue Cycle Officer, Sharp Healthcare
Sham Firdausi
CFO of ScionHealth
Luke Rockenbach
Chief Financial Officer, Silicon Valley Market Sutter Health
Traditional automation missed the mark in the mid-revenue cycle. But health systems like Cleveland Clinic are finding that generative AI can go further by tackling unstructured data, supporting human-AI collaboration and speeding time to value. In this 1-hour session, hear…
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Bob Gross
Executive Director, Financial Decision Support & Analysis, Cleveland Clinic
Benjamin Beadle-Ryby
SVP and Co-Founder, AKASA
