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Patient balances continue to rise, but adding billing staff isn’t a sustainable answer for growing dental organizations. Many billing teams are stuck chasing payments manually, balancing patient communications across multiple locations, and trying to improve collections in a challenging labor…

Jul 29, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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  • Pam Draper, Vice President, Operations, Partnerships for Dentists
  • Samantha Champagnie, Vice President, Revenue Cycle Management, Imagen Dental Partners
  • Aphton McElheney, Head of Customer Success, Pearly

New Hampshire has the highest state location quotient for cardiologists and Utah has the highest for cardiovascular techs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The bureau tracks the location quotient for cardiologists and cardiovascular technologists and technicians by state…

Thirty-three U.S. universities were recognized among the top 100 in the world for cardiac and cardiovascular systems education by  U.S. News & World Report.  U.S. News’ “Best Global Universities” ranked 2,250 universities overall and by 51 academic subject areas. The…

Most health systems still treat pharmacy as a line-item expense to control. Leaders at Ochsner Health, St. Luke’s Health System, MetroHealth and Yale New Haven Health System are taking a different approach—leveraging pharmacy intelligence, AI-enabled workflows and data-driven decision-making to improve medication…

Jul 15, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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  • Deborah Simonson, PharmD, CPEL, Chief Pharmacy Officer and Vice President, Ochsner Health
  • Joshua Weber, PharmD, MBA-HCM, CSP, BCMTMS, 340B ACE, Senior Director, Ambulatory, Retail and Specialty Pharmacy Services, St. Luke's Health System
  • Ryan Mezinger, RPh, CPEL, Senior Vice President, Chief Pharmacy Officer, MetroHealth
  • Marjorie Lazarre, PharmD, MHA, Chief Pharmacy Officer, Yale New Haven Health System

For independent practices, denials don’t just delay payments. They drain staff time, strain margins and create backlogs that take weeks to unwind. The financial impact is visible in A/R reports. The operational impact is felt in every billing cycle. Most…

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  • Michelle Scott

Health systems should direct AI investment toward implementation science, not new tool development, Sanjiv Shah, MD, director of research at Chicago-based Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute, said on Becker’s “Cardiology + Heart Surgery Podcast.” “We already have an abundance of…

Every health system was built around a fundamental constraint: limited human expertise. As AI changes that equation, leaders face a new challenge: solving today’s operational pressures while preparing for a future that looks fundamentally different. Join leaders from St. Luke’s…

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  • Terry Ribbens, MD
  • Feby Abraham
  • Rohit Chandra
  • Biju Samkutty
  • Mike Ng
  • Nikhil Buduma
  • Michael Han, MD, MBA
  • Mike Valli
  • Madeline Grade, MD

Healthcare organizations have spent years investing in personalization, digital engagement, omnichannel outreach, and member experience. Yet despite more communications, more channels, and more technology, behavior change remains frustratingly difficult to achieve at scale. Why? Because most organizations still treat behavior…

Aug 4, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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  • Koleen Cavanaugh, SVP & Chief Marketing Officer, Independence Blue Cross
  • Bukata Hayes, Chief Community Health Officer, HMO Minnesota (Blue Plus)
  • Nathan Foco, Chief Marketing and Insights Officer, Select Health
  • Trish Cox, Chief Experience Officer, SCAN Health Plan
  • Jonas Puente, Associate Principal, ZS Associates

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in 41 states, according to CDC data. In April, the CDC updated its state data on leading causes of death, and mortality rates for several diseases and accidents. The most recent data…

Most states are seeing a decline in heart disease mortality rates, with Alaska experiencing the highest drop at 12.6% between 2023 and 2024, according to CDC data.  The CDC calculated the number of heart disease deaths and the age-adjusted death…

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