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How Dental and DSO Leaders Are Moving Beyond AI Pilots to Drive Real Behavior Change

Most AI implementations don’t fail because of the technology. They fail because organizations focus on deployment instead of behavior change. Clinicians don’t resist innovation — they resist disruption that doesn’t clearly improve patient care or make their day easier. In…

Jul 30, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Matthew Brown, DSO Partnerships, Dandy
Dr. Layla Lohmann, Co-Founder and Clinical Director, Apex Dental Partners

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U of Michigan Health-Sparrow receives record gift for behavioral health hospital

Lansing, Mich.-based University of Michigan Health-Sparrow received the largest gift in its history to support a new behavioral health hospital. The Alton L. and Janice M. Granger Charitable Gift Fund’s gift will help finance the construction, renovation and operation of…

US psychiatrist workforce to meet 42.8% of projected demand by 2037: Study

The U.S. could face a steep decline in its adult psychiatry workforce over the next decade, with workforce adequacy projected to fall to 42.8% by 2037 as psychiatrist supply shrinks and demand rises, according to a study published May 5…

Senators revive bill targeting expanded methadone access

Sens. Edward Markey, D-Mass., and Rand Paul, MD, R-Ky., on June 25 reintroduced legislation that would allow board-certified physicians to prescribe methadone for opioid use disorder and pharmacies to dispense the medication, according to a news release from Mr. Markey’s…

The interoperability gap is costing health systems time and trust

A patient assumes every physician has their full longitudinal picture. Too often, that picture is scattered across tabs, reports, device systems and outside records, and the insight stays out of reach. It gets worse below the surface. One health system…

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Winning in the toughest markets: Locums strategies for physicians, CRNAs, and APPs

Healthcare organizations are under growing pressure to maintain access, stabilize service lines and compete for scarce clinical talent. In the most competitive specialties, traditional hiring often can’t keep pace with demand. To protect coverage without sacrificing quality or continuity, more…

Jul 30, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Justin Burke, Vice President of Talent Acquisition, North American Partners in Anesthesia
River Meisinger, HCMBA, Vice President Enterprise Solutions, AMN Healthcare
Garth Weidmann, Division Vice President, AMN Healthcare

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A clear map of where cancer care is heading — leadership, data, capital, access & therapy

New therapies are outpacing access. Capital is flowing into dedicated cancer facilities. And leadership rosters are turning over at a striking pace, with entirely new roles appearing on the org chart. This Becker’s market briefing from reads each shift through…

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2 behavioral health providers to affiliate under Boundless name

Columbus, Ohio-based Boundless and Lafayette Hill, Pa.-based Merakey USA have affiliated to create a shared organization focused on providing care for individuals with autism, mental health conditions, substance use disorders, intellectual and developmental disabilities and other complex needs. Boundless will…

5 states target Medicaid behavioral health enrollment amid fraud concerns

At least five states have taken steps in 2026 to restrict new Medicaid behavioral health provider enrollments as stakeholders seek to curb fraud, waste and abuse while strengthening oversight of high-risk services. The developments come as the Trump administration aims…

Arizona behavioral health clinic suspended amid Medicaid fraud allegations

Sacred Circles of Healing and Wellness, a behavioral health provider in Tuba City, Ariz., was suspended from the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System’s Medicaid program, effective June 17, 2026, according to agency documents reviewed by Becker’s. The provider, which…