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Psychedelic-assisted therapy was no more effective than traditional antidepressants for treating major depression, according to a study published March 18…
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Nearly half of consumers access healthcare portals less than once a month, and 16% say they have never used one. For payer organizations investing heavily in digital member portals, this gap between availability and engagement raises an important question: What…
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Cardiovascular programs are expanding fast but many health systems are struggling to keep governance, workflows and financial discipline aligned as remote monitoring volumes grow. Different billing intervals across CIED and heart failure programs, documentation requirements tied to reimbursement and fragmented…
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Dr. Kenneth Civello, MD, MPH, FACC
Louisiana Cardiology, FMOL Health
Gopi Dandamundi, MD, MBA
Founding President Heart & Vascular Institute, Prisma Health
Gordon B. Wesley, DBA, FACHE
Chief Strategy | Clinical Integration Officer, UChicagoMedicine AdventHealth
Troy Leo, MD, MHCM, FACC
Leader – Heart and Vascular Service Line, North Carolina/Georgia Division, AtriumHealth
Healthcare systems across the U.S. are facing an unprecedented staffing crisis, but also a rare opportunity to redesign workforce strategy. Recent national workforce data—commissioned by Strategic Education, Inc. and featured in Newsweek—reveals that more than half of healthcare workers plan…
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Dan Marsella
VP, Enterprise Partnerships Workforce Edge
Katelyn Bloyd, Ph.D.
System Director, Employee Experience Baptist Health
New findings from more than 1,000 patients and over 200 revenue cycle leaders show measurable progress in patient access. At the same time, persistent gaps in financial transparency, data accuracy and digital engagement continue to impact both patient experience and…
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When clinicians worry about their safety, the impact reaches far beyond a single incident. Confidence drops, reporting suffers, turnover rises and operational strain spreads across the organization. This healthcare safety report shows why best-in-class hospitals are treating safety as a…
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California is investing $1.18 billion across 66 behavioral health projects with several organizations receiving awards of more than $30 million to expand treatment capacity. Here are the 10 projects set to receive the most funding:
Young people with cannabis use disorder have higher rates of psychiatric disorder diagnosis than peers with other substance use disorders, according to a March 5 study published in The American Journal of Psychiatry. Led by researchers at Baltimore-based Johns Hopkins…
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is offering $112 million in grant funding to support organizations that provide suicide prevention services to veterans. Funding is available through the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program to nonprofit organizations,…
Behavioral health access remains one of the most persistent challenges facing health systems and payors today. Yet access alone is not enough. For patients to see meaningful improvement, behavioral health care must be timely, coordinated, and sustained across the care…
From emergency departments to pediatric units, health systems are increasingly turning to virtual care to address behavioral health access. Leaders are leveraging digital tools to expand capacity, help reduce unnecessary admissions and connect patients with treatment faster. Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy…
