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The Advantage of a Vendor Neutral MSP: How South Shore Health reduced premium labor costs by 47%

Rising labor costs and staffing shortages have made workforce management a top priority for hospitals and health systems nationwide. But not all MSP models are created equal. Agency-led solutions can come with inherent conflicts of interest—placing the vendor’s priorities ahead…

Sep 3, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Darleen Souza, Sr. Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer - South Shore Health – Weymouth, MA
Jeff Niles, Chief Revenue Officer – HWL
Laurie DiMarzio, Sr. Vice President of Client Services – HWL

EDs in crisis: How predictive tech can help restore stability

Every minute, an emergency department somewhere in the U.S. is forced to turn away an ambulance. These incidents are not created by clinical limitations. They occur because of gridlocked hospital capacity, with more than 90% of hospitals reporting boarding ED…

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When Marketing Increases Liability: How Healthcare Marketing Practices Impact Cyber Insurance Coverage

Your marketing stack might be killing your cyber coverage. Today’s marketing and analytics tools—pixels, scripts, tracking tech—are no longer just a privacy concern. They’re an insurability risk. From HIPAA enforcement to stricter cyber underwriting, digital operations are under the microscope. Risk…

Aug 28, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Andrew Correll, Founder @ Post-Bind Cyber
Mallory Goodwin, Regulatory Counsel @ Fenwick
Ray Mina, CMO @ Freshpaint
Emily Davis, SVP, FINEX Cyber and E&O North America @ WTW

LifeStance: Economic anxiety on the rise

With mass layoffs, inflation and a rising cost of living, the mental health gap in America is growing, according to survey results from Scottsdale, Ariz.-based LifeStance Health published July 22. For the report, researchers conducted an online survey of 1,026…

Rogers Behavioral Health plans new residential facilities

Oconomowoc, Wis.-based Rogers Behavioral Health is adding two new residential facilities to its 50-acre Oconomowoc campus, BizTimes reported July 22. The nonprofit behavioral health provider recently broke ground on a 24-bed facility for eating disorder treatment and a 20-bed facility…

Crossroads Treatment Centers acquires Pennsylvania practice

Greenville, S.C.-based Crossroads Treatment Centers has acquired New Kensington, Pa.-based Family Health Services. Family Health Services provides outpatient addiction treatment across two municipalities in Pennsylvania, according to a July 22 news release from Crossroads. The acquisition is designed to support…

Lawmakers re-up bill to remove Medicare's inpatient psych limits

A bipartisan pair of lawmakers have reintroduced legislation to remove lifetime limits on inpatient psychiatric care for Medicare beneficiaries. U.S. Reps. Paul Tonko, D-N.Y., and Bill Huizenga, R-Mich., reintroduced the Medicare Mental Health Inpatient Equity Act July 22, according to…

What drove Trinity Health’s 14% drop in preventable hospitalizations

Preventable hospitalizations are costing health systems millions, especially among Medicare and dual-eligible populations. Too often, traditional care models fall short when social determinants of health go unaddressed. Discover how Trinity Health’s social and clinical care integration improved patient outcomes, reduced…

Aug 27, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Maureen Pike, MPH, MBA, RN, Director, Social & Clinical Care Integration | Trinity Health
Carla Nelson, MBA, Senior Director of Healthcare & Public Policy | Findhelp

RCM at a crossroads: How 100+ finance leaders are preparing for what’s next

Delayed reimbursements, rising denials and under-resourced revenue cycle teams are putting hospital margins at risk. This report shares insights from 115 finance and RCM leaders on how health systems are upgrading workflows with automation, hybrid staffing models and strategic partnerships…

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FDA mulls black box warning for antidepressant use in pregnancy

An FDA panel debated whether the use of some antidepressant medications during pregnancy should come with stronger warnings, The New York Times reported July 21. A spokesperson for HHS would not comment to the Times on whether the agency was…