After attending HIMSS March 9-12 in Las Vegas, health system CIOs are excited about implementing agentic AI — and getting a return on investment from it — while governance is becoming “cool,” as one leader put it. The healthcare IT…
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February 7, 2025 BHR Newsletter 1. 4 trends in PE radiology acquisitions Full story 2. VUMC's 1st radiology chief dies Full story 3. Temple Health streamlines care with 3-in-1 CT scan Full story 4. Supply chain decisions are tied to…
Indivior, a global pharmaceutical company working to help change patients’ lives by pioneering life-transforming treatment for addiction and other serious mental illnesses, hosted a featured session at the Becker’s 14th Annual Meeting.
Several hospitals have recently appointed former CFOs to CEO roles. Here are the work histories of three recent CFO-to-CEO hires:
In the fast-paced, high-stakes environment of an operating room (OR), the primary focus is, understandably, on the patient undergoing surgery. However, the experience of the patient's family members, who are often anxiously waiting for news, is equally important.
President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes Medicaid cuts, rural healthcare system investments and a temporary 2.5% Medicare Physician Fee Schedule boost for some cases, was signed July 4. Spine surgeons discuss how they foresee the bill’s…
The month of August has been laden with CEO departures from hospitals and health systems — and it's only halfway over.
Blue Shield of California CEO Lois Quam is stepping down after two months on the job.
Several DSOs have begun offering discounted treatment opportunities for former patients of the now-defunct SmileDirectClub.
A new CMS report reveals disparities in care quality and patient safety within U.S. hospitals before and during the pandemic, finding "a large proportion of measures had worse than expected performance."