OnDemand Webinars

For growing dental groups, expansion isn’t just about more locations — it’s about more efficient operations and better experiences for both patients and staff. Join Emmet Scott, co-founder of a 50-plus location dental group and a leading voice in the…

As large language models make their way into medical coding, health systems are facing a tough reality: most models aren’t yet reliable. Coding inaccuracies, flawed HCC score capture and downstream financial risks are emerging as common concerns. In this on-demand…

Administrative burden, disjointed workflows and payer policy friction continue to weigh down clinical and operational teams. But solving these challenges doesn’t require a disruptive system overhaul. In this OnDemand session, hear how healthcare leaders can use intuitive AI to streamline…

Staffing shortages, inflation and payer friction now cost hospitals billions. Yet digital payment volume is set to quadruple, opening new revenue opportunities if teams can process the work. Automation and AI are quickly becoming must-have tools, not future nice-to-haves.  …

Despite years of wellness-focused interventions, burnout remains a top threat to clinician retention, care quality and staff morale. Many health systems struggle to turn well-being efforts into lasting change. In this on-demand webinar, leaders from Jefferson Health and Kaiser Permanente…

Cyber threats are up. Breach investigations are intensifying. And with 2025 already seeing a 20% rise in healthcare data breaches, compliance can’t be an afterthought. In today’s cloud-first environment, protecting personal data and maintaining audit readiness takes more than just…

Springhill Medical Center faced familiar challenges: delayed discharges, limited visibility into length of stay targets and growing pressure on inpatient capacity. But in just two months, the hospital turned things around. This on-demand webinar shares Springhill’s full playbook — a…

Dental practices face mounting pressure to manage rising costs, staffing shortages and administrative strain. And the way insurance payments are received — from ACH and checks to virtual cards — can either add friction or drive new efficiencies. In this…

Bacterial vaginosis remains the most common vaginal infection among reproductive-age women. NIH research links recurrence to major clinical and economic burdens for health systems. Yet outdated diagnostics and incomplete treatment continue to fuel high recurrence and partner transmission. In this…

Manual prior authorizations slow care, frustrate patients and delay payment. Staff get buried in phone calls, faxes and follow-ups. Left unresolved, these inefficiencies lead to rising denials, delayed revenue and burned-out teams. In this OnDemand webinar, see how one organization…