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After a decade of private equity deals and practice consolidation, orthopedic surgeons at an Illinois ASC say younger surgeons are…
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A federal judge has denied dueling summary judgment motions in the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s lawsuit against Yale New Haven (Conn.) Hospital over its cognitive and vision testing of physicians 70 and older. The ruling sends the age and disability…
Physicians are being sued less often than at any point in the last decade, but medical liability premiums rose for the seventh straight year in 2025. Insurers say larger payouts are driving the increases. Here are 20 malpractice stats to…
For San Juan Regional Medical Center, the sole regional health system for the remote Four Corners area and 180 miles from the nearest major medical center, surgical access is a community lifeline. Yet manual, Excel-based OR tracking created bottlenecks, operational…
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Physician independence in orthopedics isn’t dying, but it is being redefined. For surgeons, it no longer means a solo practice and a handful of insurance contracts. It means owning the facility, controlling the decisions and building the scale to survive.…
Precision medicine is delivering measurable performance in value-based care, but the returns often lag the costs. This whitepaper examines financing levers that can help healthcare executives and value-based care leaders advance the clinical and financial benefits of precision medicine. It…
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Hospital finance teams head into 2027 squeezed from both sides. Medicaid work requirements take effect in most states by Jan. 1, 2027, and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act cuts more than $900 billion in federal Medicaid spending over a…
Every health system leader wrestling with AI keeps landing on the same question: where does capability end and authority begin? This session unpacks how agentic AI moves from answering questions to taking action, and why healthcare data raises the stakes…
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Health systems are heading into 2027 under financial pressure from several directions at once: Medicaid cuts and changes to state-directed payments under HR 1, Medicare Advantage denials and rising wages. Spotting margin opportunities has perhaps never been easier. Between AI,…
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Patients have been searching their symptoms online for years, but generative AI chatbots and algorithm-driven social media feeds have fundamentally changed how those conversations play out in the exam room. Amna Jamshad, DO, an emergency medicine administrative fellow in Marietta,…
The Washington Supreme Court has ruled 6-3 that Seattle-based Virginia Mason Medical Center violated a state rule barring defense lawyers from privately communicating with a patient’s treating physicians, including physicians who no longer work for the hospital, according to a…
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