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Radiology margins at risk: How 2026 Medicare changes will affect revenue + what to do

The 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule introduces pivotal changes that will significantly reshape reimbursement models for radiology, including two new conversion factors, efficiency adjustments and revised practice-expense calculations. Without a clear strategy, imaging centers risk being blindsided by reduced margins…

Dec 18, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CST

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Nancy Walker, Vice President of Global Operations, Coronis Health

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Critical care in the ED: Closing the documentation and revenue gap

Emergency department clinicians regularly deliver critical care but too often, it goes undocumented and unbilled. The result? Underreported care, lost revenue and mounting compliance risk. Join this conversation to learn how health systems are closing the gap between care delivered…

Dec 17, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CST

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Jeannie Dean, Senior Emergency Medicine RCM Educator, Coronis Health

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Could ASCs be the disruptor that healthcare needs?

Healthcare, as an industry, is shaped by the convergence of a wide array of factors, including policy, labor and technology, to name a few. As the industry grows, ASCs have gained prominence as a way to increase surgical volumes while…

ASC growth continues in the South: 10 developments

Here are 10 health systems and organizations that have opened new ASCs and outpatient centers or are planning expansions in the South, as reported by Becker’s since Oct. 10:

Stony Brook University names anesthesiology department chair

The Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University has named Syed Shah, MD, as chair of the anesthesiology department. Dr. Shah has served in the role in an interim capacity since 2023. Under his leadership, the department has expanded…

The cost of getting it wrong: Smarter verification for a tighter budget

Budget cuts, identity fraud, and adversarial AI are putting critical security functions like verification at risk. But as regulations tighten and fraud becomes more sophisticated, getting it wrong has real consequences. Manual verification, weak authentication, and account recovery vulnerabilities are…

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Swaroop Dhulpet, Cyber Identity & Access Management Director, PwC
Louise Watson, Sr. Product and Solutions Marketing Manager, Ping Identity

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5 stats shaping cardiology's future

Cardiology is undergoing rapid transformation as demand surges, reimbursement shifts tighten margins and demographic trends reshape care models. These five statistics illustrate why cardiology leaders say the next decade will bring both opportunity and significant operational pressure: 1. Heart failure…

5 stats making anesthesia leaders nervous

As anesthesia groups prepare for 2026, pressures from reimbursement cuts, workforce shortages and rising operational costs are intensifying. Here are five data points fueling concern about the year ahead: 1. Anesthesia compensation is declining in real terms: CMS’ 2025 anesthesia…

3 payer moves disrupting ASCs, physicians

Here are three recent policy decisions by public and private insurers that are disrupting ASCs and physician practices: 1. Several physician associations are urging Elevance Health to abandon its new policy that penalizes hospitals and contracted facilities for using care…

How ASCs can keep patients in their 'circle'

As more procedures earn approval for the outpatient setting and patient preferences shift towards ASCs, leaders are sizing up new service lines to meet the needs of their patient populations and surrounding communities. EJ Ledesma, CEO of Sarasota, Fla.-based 360…