As some behavioral health leaders focus on “whole-body” treatment — with an emphasis on behavioral health and physical health coordination — there remains fragmentation across the care continuum. A new patient triage model from Birmingham, Ala.-based Pathway Healthcare and Watershed…
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Irving-based New York Medical Center plans to convert the former Lakeshore Hospital in the city into a behavioral health and substance use recovery center. The $42 million project will convert the 173,000-square-foot facility in two phases, beginning with inpatient units…
Trauma care moves fast — but when it’s time to improve, most teams rely on flawed recollections, incomplete EHRs, and scattered notes. There’s a better way. Join trauma leaders from Orlando Health, Penn Medicine, University of Rochester Medical Center, and…
Oct 14, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago
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Ryan P. Dumas, MD, FACS
Associate Professor of Surgery, Baylor College of Medicine
Tracy Zito, MD, FACS, FRCS
Trauma Medical Director, Orlando Health
Kristen Chreiman, MSN, RN, CCRN, TCRN
Trauma Program Manager, Penn Medicine
Michael A. Vella, MD, MBA
Assistant Professor of Surgery and Trauma Medical Director, University of Rochester Medical Center
Health systems are under pressure to expand digital access, but many still rely on outdated, manual identity checks that are slow, inconsistent and prone to error. These gaps expose hospitals to HIPAA and DEA compliance risks, drive up administrative waste,…
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Josh Baker
Healthcare Identity Advisor, Vouched
Tom Donlea
VP, Business Development, Vouched
For growing dental groups, expansion isn’t just about more locations — it’s about more efficient operations and better experiences for both patients and staff. Join Emmet Scott, co-founder of a 50-plus location dental group and a leading voice in the…
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Emmet Scott
CEO, Dentist Entrepreneur Organization (DEO)
Steve Wright
Enterprise Director, Solutionreach
The DuPage County Health Department is set to open a new crisis recovery center the week of Sept. 1 in Wheaton, Ill., offering 24/7 mental health and substance use services, NBC Chicago reported Aug. 26. The nearly $26 million facility…
As large language models make their way into medical coding, health systems are facing a tough reality: most models aren’t yet reliable. Coding inaccuracies, flawed HCC score capture and downstream financial risks are emerging as common concerns. In this on-demand…
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Vidhya Sivakumaran, PhD
VP, Clinical Informatics & Terminology, Data Engineering, IMO Health
Jingqi Wang, PhD
SVP, Data Science & Chief AI Architect, IMO Health
Workforce education is one of the biggest untapped levers for cutting costs, improving safety, retention and efficiency. Traditional training models not only waste time and budget, but also overlook critical knowledge gaps and fail to address the root causes of…
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Rising costs, workforce shortages and disconnected systems are forcing leaders to rethink how care is delivered and managed across specialties — from orthopedics and behavioral health to ENT and GI. New survey data from 195 healthcare leaders reveals what’s working…
Sep 30, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago
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Sri Velamoor
President and COO of NextGen Healthcare
John Polikandriotis, PhD, MBA, MPH, MSA, FACHE, FACMPE
Chief Executive Officer, South Florida Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Michelle Tanner, MD
Board Certified Otolaryngologist - Head and Surgery, The ENT Center
Delayed wound care drives avoidable costs — and for payers, those costs can be substantial. Each year, U.S. health plans spend billions on wound-related treatment, complications and prolonged care episodes. New real-world data from more than 15,000 patients shows how…
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