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Why language access remains an unsolved systems problem

Every health system provides language access, but few can clearly explain how it works across the organization. When leaders attempt to map their approach, gaps quickly emerge. Workarounds develop in silos, knowledge fails to transfer and system weaknesses are often…

May 13, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Tatiana Cestari, PhD, Director of Language Service Advocacy, Martti an Equiti Solution
Andrew Schwieter, Director, Language Access Services, Cincinnati Children's

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UHS’ CEO-to-worker pay ratio over the past 5 years

King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services CEO and President Marc Miller was paid between 221 and 309 times more than the median annual salary for an employee at the health system between 2021 and 2025, according to proxy statements…

Why clinical AI adoption is succeeding at 5 health systems

Health systems are moving quickly to adopt clinical AI, but scaling it across complex environments remains a challenge. This report explores how leading organizations — including Akron Children’s, Christus Health, Inova Health System, UCHealth and WVU Medicine — are implementing…

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How three health systems are overcoming today’s workforce challenges

Healthcare organizations are navigating workforce strain while balancing financial constraints and evolving care demands. During this conversation, leaders from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Fairview Health and Penn State Health share how finance, HR and clinical teams are working together to…

May 19, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Mamoon Syed, SVP and Chief People Officer Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA)
Patrick Adams, VP of Finance & Chief of Staff Fairview Health
Rita Barry, System Director of Workforce Management Penn State Health
Enderson Miranda, Vice-President Strategic Accounts AMN Healthcare

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Texas Children’s gets $5M gift for behavioral health services

Texas Children’s in Houston has received a $5 million estate gift from philanthropist Barbara LeGrange, who passed away in March, to expand mental healthcare for children and adolescents across the region. Ms. LeGrange planned the donation, which includes $1 million…

Texas Children’s receives $5M estate gift for behavioral health

Houston-based Texas Children’s has received a $5 million estate gift made by philanthropist Barbara LeGrange to support its behavioral health initiative. The planned gift — made prior to her death — includes $1 million in immediate funding and additional endowed…

VA program deploys 700+ VR 'mental wellness' kits

Clinicians at VA medical centers have deployed more than 700 in-home virtual reality mental wellness kits, including virtual reality goggles. The initiative, supported by Healium, SoldierPoint Digital Health and VA Immersive, provides nonpharmacological tools designed to help veterans self-manage stress…

The cost of private equity firms owning residential SUD facilities: 4 things to know

A national “secret shopper” study found private equity-owned residential addiction treatment facilities charge significantly more per day than other for-profit centers, while offering fewer key services in some cases, according to a cross sectional study published in JAMA Health Forum. …

Pharma company withdraws FDA application amid White House autism treatment push

GSK, a biopharmaceutical company, has withdrawn its application to the FDA for leucovorin calcium tablets, months after the White House promoted the drug as a potential treatment for autism-related symptoms, The Wall Street Journal reported April 10. The FDA approved…

Alaska city opens addiction treatment microunit program

Anchorage, Alaska, has launched a municipal addiction treatment program that pairs housing with addiction care through a microunit model, Alaska Public Media reported April 7. The program, called Willow Commons, opened in late March and includes 32 individual units for…