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From Translation Bottleneck to Real-Time Communication: Lessons from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles’ AI Journey

Many healthcare organizations are exploring AI, but moving from experimentation to meaningful operational impact remains a challenge. Join Omkar Kulkarni, Vice President and Chief Innovation & Transformation Officer, and Amani Zaki, Manager of Language and Cultural Services at Children’s Hospital…

Oct 20, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Omkar Kulkarni, Chief Innovation Officer, CHLA
Amani Zaki, Language and Cultural Services Manager, CHLA
Julie Wilner, Vice President of AI Solutions Operations, AMN Healthcare Language Services
Joe Corkery, MD, Vice President of AI Solutions Strategy,, AMN Healthcare Language Services

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GI anesthesia billing: 10 things to know

A single colonoscopy can generate more than one bill: a procedure claim, a sedation claim, and sometimes a separate anesthesia claim, plus a facility claim when the case is done at an ASC. Gastroenterology practices are also navigating anesthesia staffing…

Are ASCs at risk of losing hand cases to procedure rooms?

A new retrospective study comparing carpal tunnel release performed at an ASC against a clinic-based procedure suite found no meaningful difference in patient outcomes, but a stark gap in efficiency that could push more of these cases out of the…

The Stark law blind spots physicians keep missing

Two New York ophthalmology practices’ $2.3 million settlement over outside transcranial doppler testing arrangements is the latest example of a Stark law problem hiding in plain sight: a referral relationship that looks like routine outsourcing but fails the law’s ownership…

New rules, tighter scrutiny: What revenue integrity has to cover in 2027

Eligibility churn and redetermination pressure remain significant for revenue cycle teams, but they’re no longer the whole story. Heading into 2027, new Medicaid community engagement and six-month renewal requirements will add eligibility complexity for affected populations, while Medicare payment updates…

Oct 28, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Sarah Brainard, Vice President of Enterprise Solutions, Office Ally
Marji Karlin, MBA, Chief Revenue Officer, NYC Health + Hospitals
Angela Comfort, DBA, MBA, RHIA, CDIP, CCS, CCS-P, FAHIMA, Assistant Vice President Revenue Integrity, Revenue Cycle, Montefiore Medical Center
Christina Slemp, DHA, MHA, MSHI, System Vice President, Revenue Cycle Operations – Financial Services, UNC Health

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AGA updates surveillance guidance: What ASC leaders need to know

The American Gastroenterological Association released a new clinical practice update on surveillance of metaplastic and premalignant conditions of the esophagus and colorectum in older adults, published Aug. 3 in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology. Because surveillance colonoscopies and EGDs make up…

Rural specialty care access at risk: How 4 systems are responding

Rural and underserved hospitals nationwide face a widening gap in specialty care. A Becker’s Healthcare survey of 100 hospital and health system leaders across roughly 30 states points to the root cause: the problem isn’t technology; it’s a shortage of…

Oct 23, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Jeremy Cauwels, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Sanford Health
Sai Yendamuri, MD, MBA, Chief Strategy Officer; Professor and Chair of Thoracic Surgery, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
Penni Kyte, MBA, Senior Vice President, Technology Enabled Care, Ballad Health
Chethan Sathya, MD, MSc, Co-Chair, National Specialty Care Access Coalition
Raj Narula, MD, Founder & CEO, Sevaro Health

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Physicians push Congress to cut resident debt

A coalition of more than 40 healthcare organizations are urging Congress to advance legislation that would defer federal student loan interest for eligible physicians and dentists during required postgraduate training. The Resident Education Deferred Interest Act would allow eligible borrowers…

Physician-owned Goodman Campbell to open 13th location

Carmel, Ind.-based Goodman Campbell plans to open its 13th location, a new brain and spine facility in Fishers, Ind., Current reported Sept. 13. The facility is under construction, and the clinic is set to open in 2027. The new location…

Oregon physician practice closes after 21 years

Roseburg, Ore.-based Umpqua Orthopedics will close for patient care Sept. 15, ending more than two decades of orthopedic service in Douglas County, The Roseburg Receiver reported Sept. 11. The practice announced the closure in a notice to patients; a reason…