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The Advantage of a Vendor Neutral MSP: How South Shore Health reduced premium labor costs by 47%

Rising labor costs and staffing shortages have made workforce management a top priority for hospitals and health systems nationwide. But not all MSP models are created equal. Agency-led solutions can come with inherent conflicts of interest—placing the vendor’s priorities ahead…

Sep 3, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Darleen Souza, Sr. Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer - South Shore Health – Weymouth, MA
Jeff Niles, Chief Revenue Officer – HWL
Laurie DiMarzio, Sr. Vice President of Client Services – HWL

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'USPI continues to deliver': Tenet adds 8 ASCs, raises 2025 guidance

United Surgical Partners International, the ASC arm of Tenet Healthcare, is continuing its expansion streak, adding eight centers in the second quarter of 2025, according to a July 22 earnings call transcribed by The Motley Fool. “USPI continues to deliver,”…

10 recent cardiology firsts

Here 10 notable cardiology firsts since March 17, as reported by Becker’s: 1. A team at Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health successfully developed and performed the world’s first on-table heart reanimation for a 3-month-old patient earlier this year. 2. Cleveland-based University…

EDs in crisis: How predictive tech can help restore stability

Every minute, an emergency department somewhere in the U.S. is forced to turn away an ambulance. These incidents are not created by clinical limitations. They occur because of gridlocked hospital capacity, with more than 90% of hospitals reporting boarding ED…

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GI's biggest players

Gastroenterology groups across the U.S. are evolving rapidly through strategic mergers, private equity investment and care models. Here are six of the largest GI groups to know: Allied Digestive Health Private equity-backed Allied Digestive Health, based in West Long Branch,…

Gender pay gap persists among cardiologists, despite experience, employment status: Medscape

Male cardiologists earn significantly more than their female peers, whether employed or independent, across all experience levels, according to Medscape’s online salary tool. The gender gap appears to begin right from the start of careers. Among employed cardiologists nationwide with…

When Marketing Increases Liability: How Healthcare Marketing Practices Impact Cyber Insurance Coverage

Your marketing stack might be killing your cyber coverage. Today’s marketing and analytics tools—pixels, scripts, tracking tech—are no longer just a privacy concern. They’re an insurability risk. From HIPAA enforcement to stricter cyber underwriting, digital operations are under the microscope. Risk…

Aug 28, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Andrew Correll, Founder @ Post-Bind Cyber
Mallory Goodwin, Regulatory Counsel @ Fenwick
Ray Mina, CMO @ Freshpaint
Emily Davis, SVP, FINEX Cyber and E&O North America @ WTW

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NYU Langone taps new chief of advanced endoscopy

Galen Leung, MD, a nationally recognized expert in advanced endoscopic techniques for early cancer detection and gastrointestinal disease, has been named chief of advanced endoscopy at NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island in Mineola, N.Y., according to a July 23 system news…

Physicians opting out of Medicare: State-by-state breakdown

Despite CMS’ most recently proposed boost to physician payments, years of reimbursement declines have pushed some physicians to stop accepting Medicare patients entirely. Health policy research group KFF recently released data showing the overall number and percentage of physicians who…

Cardiology M&A: The last 6 years of deals

Private equity-driven merger and acquisition activity in cardiology peaked in 2023, followed by a decline in 2024, according to a corporate finance report released in October 2024 by KPMG. Continued demand for cardiovascular services alongside advancements in healthcare technology has…