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Webinars Where Revenue Leakage Starts: The Hidden Cost of Manual Healthcare Processes

Regulated healthcare environments face constant pressure to keep patient access, registration, documentation, verification, reminders, and exception handling moving without adding administrative burden to frontline teams. In this session, we’ll explore how AI agents can support the “work behind the work”…

Jun 3, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Presented by
Presenters:
  • Ken Dengel, Network Architect, Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
  • James Johnson, VP, IT Infrastructure & Support, Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery
  • Elena Branche, VP, Delivery and Innovation Center US, Druid AI
  • Joe Nieto, Senior Director, Health & Life Sciences, TQA

Maine behavioral health provider cites industry pressures in merger

Lewiston, Maine-based Common Ties Mental Health Services has merged with Sweetser, a Maine-based nonprofit behavioral health organization, as smaller providers face growing operational and financial pressures, ABC affiliate WMTW reported May 8.  The merger creates the largest certified community behavioral…

By: Ella Ruder

Georgia mental health provider adds after-hours outpatient program

Athens, Ga.-based Serenity Grove Mental Health launched a new evening intensive outpatient program designed for patients seeking structured mental healthcare while maintaining work, school and family responsibilities.  The program will offer the same curriculum, clinical team and therapeutic structure as…

By: Ella Ruder

NYC invests $12M in overdose recovery workforce

New York City will direct $12 million toward recovery services for residents at risk of overdose through peer-led outreach and workforce programs. The funding is expected to create 500 new peer specialists positions over four years.  The investment will support…

By: Ella Ruder

Webinars The first 24 hours: How Novant Health and others are redesigning post-incident support for healthcare workers

Imagine a hospital where, in the hours after a critical incident, the response is structured and trauma-informed. Where clinicians don’t carry the “second victim” experience back into their next shift in silence. Where managers know what to say in the…

Jun 9, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

Presented by:

Presented by
Presenters:
  • Wendy Renedo, Manager of Well-being and Resiliency Novant Health
  • Kimberly Johnson, PhD LMHC, The Emotional PPE Project
  • Jacinta Harman, LCSW and VP of Clinical Services Marvin Behavioral Health

5 best practices for financially integrating behavioral health

Health systems are increasingly moving behavioral health beyond clinical coordination and into broader financial strategy, with a growing focus on reducing total cost of care.  Across five systems, behavioral health leaders told Becker’s how they financially integrated behavioral health into…

By: Ella Ruder

New York expands behavioral health data access in EHRs 

Albany, N.Y.-based Hixny, the healthcare information exchange of New York state, the New York State Office of Mental Health have integrated behavioral health data from the state’s Psychiatric Services and Clinical Knowledge Enhancement System into Hixny’s snapshot application, providing an…

By: Ella Ruder

New Hampshire to receive $29.5M in Purdue opioid settlement

New Hampshire will receive nearly $30 million as part of a $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family that has become legally effective.  The settlement resolves litigation against Purdue and the Sacklers over their role in producing…

By: Ella Ruder

Behavioral health leaders counter HHS ‘overprescribing’ narrative

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. detailed an action plan May 4 to curb “overprescribing” of psychiatric medications when clinically indicated, with a focus on evaluating prescription patterns, assessing benefits and harms, and increasing use of nonmedication treatments.  Six behavioral health executives…

By: Ella Ruder
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