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Loma Linda (Calif.) University Health held a Sept. 15 ribbon-cutting for its Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment, and Healing (EmPATH) Unit.…
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Your technology is live—but can you demonstrate what improved? Before making the next investment, health system leaders need to understand what existing capabilities are delivering, what the data tells them about performance, and whether remaining gaps involve technology, workflow, ownership,…
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- Chae Menard, VP Professional and Advisory, Claritev
- Stephanie Farley, Dir. Solutions & Consulting, Claritev
Provider organizations have the budget, the roadmap and the confidence. Scaling is still where initiatives break down. Digital transformation spending is climbing across the industry, and 92% of executives expect measurable ROI within 24 months. But asked to name the…
Health plans are getting squeezed from several directions at once. Administrative costs press against the medical loss ratio ceiling, new prior authorization rules set binding turnaround times and require public denial reporting, and members and providers expect answers in minutes.…
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Dispute activity under the No Surprises Act continues to evolve, court decisions are influencing the regulatory landscape, and the Final Rule could change how health plans and healthcare organizations approach key requirements. This session offers a data-driven look at where…
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- Jennifer Forcash, Assistant Vice President Surprise Bill Solutions, Claritev
Health system leaders face relentless pressure to deliver capital cost savings, eliminate equipment redundancy, and repeatedly defend replacement cycles. Yet they must often confront these challenges with incomplete data, siloed systems, and aging spreadsheet-based workflows. The result: purchasing decisions driven…
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- Kelley Jacobsen, Senior Vice President, Supply Chain & Shared Services, Trimedx
- David Stevens, Vice President & GM, Clinical Asset Management, Trimedx
Behavioral healthcare providers and systems are increasingly turning to partnerships with the goal of expanding access to mental health and substance use disorder services amid rising demand and workforce shortages. Here are nine to know: 1. Rutgers addiction center partners…
HHS awarded supplemental funding to Alabama, Kansas and West Virginia to strengthen the role of faith-based organizations and leaders in substance use prevention, according to a Sept. 15 news release from the agency. Here are four things to know: 1.…
Several states are advancing behavioral health policy changes, from syringe service program restrictions in Indiana to Medicaid reimbursement debates in Maryland and workforce reforms in Oregon. Here are 28 updates to know: 1. Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey proposed $2 million…
U.S. News & World Report named 50 hospitals to its 2026-2027 Best Children’s Hospitals Pediatric & Adolescent Behavioral Health list. U.S. News evaluated 91 hospitals for their care of children and teens with mental and behavioral health conditions, including autism,…
On Sept. 14, a bipartisan resolution was introduced that aims to create a National Physician Suicide Awareness Day. The resolution was sponsored by five representatives, according to a Sept. 15 American Hospital Association news release. If passed, it would recognize…
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