Cancer care now stretches beyond the four walls of the hospital. Patients want infusions closer to home. Multi-state systems are balancing enterprise consistency with local nuance. Coordination across settings is becoming the make-or-break capability. This editorial briefing captures the forces…
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An experimental gene-editing treatment dramatically lowered cholesterol levels — maybe permanently — after one infusion, a preliminary study found. The study, published May 25 in The New England Journal of Medicine, gave 35 patients six doses of VERVE-102, an investigational…
The growing demand for minimally invasive aortic valve replacement in adults younger than 65 may have greater risk for more complicated heart surgeries later, according to a University of Rochester (N.Y.) Medicine study. The study, published April 13 in The…
Charleston, S.C.-based MUSC Health performed three heart transplants on the same day and a fourth the following day in a system record. Heart surgeons were notified of the first donor heart at 9:30 p.m. on a Thursday, then the second…
While HIV prevention continues to be a public health priority, it has often been siloed in specialty settings and inconsistently measured from a quality lens. Health systems that have embedded pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) into primary care are seeing a different…
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Mitchell Caponi, MPH
Network HIV Director, Co-Chair NYU Langone LGBTQ+ Advisory Council
Indira Brar, MD, FIDSA
Senior Staff, Henry Ford Hospital, Director of HIV Medical Services, Interim Medical Director of Infectious Diseases Research, Clinical Associate Professor, Wayne State University School of Medicine, Clinical Associate Professor, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine
As health systems navigate 2026, leaders are balancing near-term performance with longer-term positioning. Shifts in care delivery, workforce dynamics, policy, and competition are reshaping where growth opportunities exist and where new constraints are emerging. We’ve created a set of ready-to-use…
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Like many health systems, Erlanger faced operational challenges that capped surgical growth: 30% of OR block time went unused, non-robotic cases occupied robotic rooms, independent surgeons were taking cases to competitors and scheduling was a manual, cumbersome process. Traditional scheduling…
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Misti Mattox, MSN, RN, CNOR
Vice President of Surgical Services Erlanger
David Atashroo, MD
Chief Clinical and AI Officer Qventus
EMS revenue doesn’t start with a claim. It starts the moment a crew responds to a call. Patient care report narratives, level-of-service determinations and mileage entries all shape whether a claim is strong or vulnerable before it ever reaches a…
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Steve Loures
Vice President of EMS, Coronis Health
Transthyretin-mediated amyloidosis cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM) affects far more patients than most health systems realize — and the data show many are going undiagnosed and unmanaged.1-7 Recent Becker’s Healthcare and Alnylam survey research, with perspectives from more than 100 health system leaders,…
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Ginger Biesbrock, DSc, PA-C, MPH, FACC
SVP, National Heart and Vascular Service Line Advocate Health
Nitasha Sarswat, MD
Associate Professor of Medicine Director, Multi-Institutional Amyloid Center of Excellence Director, Infiltrative Cardiomyopathy Program Director, Amyloidosis Clinical Fellowship Director, Amyloidosis Research Fellowship Advanced Heart Failure, Mechanical Circulatory Support and Transplantation Division of Cardiology University of Chicago Medicine
Joshua S. Weber, PharmD, MBA-HCM, CSP, DPLA, 340B ACE
Senior Director/ACPO Ambulatory, Retail, & Specialty Pharmacy Services St. Luke's Healthcare
Cardiovascular medicine is advancing rapidly as physician leaders drive breakthroughs in heart failure care, cardiac electrophysiology, structural heart procedures and precision cardiovascular research. At the same time, many of the field’s top clinicians are helping shape national policy, clinical guidelines…
