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Webinars How 4 systems are growing the allied health workforce internally

Allied health roles remain some of the hardest positions to fill — and reactive hiring alone is not keeping pace. Forward-thinking health systems are shifting their approach. Instead of competing in an increasingly tight labor market, they are building internal…

May 12, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM America/Chicago

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Hanna Patterson

SVP, Employer Partner Services, Guild

Nicole Schell-Dreyer

Vice President Total Rewards, UCHealth

BJ Krech III

Associate Vice President, Talent Strategy, Rush University System for Health

Nahiem Rodriguez

Director, Learning and Talent Development, Main Line Health

Phil Kendzior

Vice President Workforce Development Programs, Baylor Scott & White Health

Webinars Rethinking cancer screening: Moving toward more personalized strategies

Cancer screening is evolving, and health systems are increasingly reassessing how to move beyond one-size-fits-all approaches.  In this discussion, leaders will explore how organizations are approaching screening today and where more personalized strategies may strengthen early detection of potential concerns.…

May 21, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM America/Chicago

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Saleem Chowdhry, MD

Chief of Gastroenterology and Director of Endoscopy, University Hospitals- St. John Medical Center; Senior Clinical Attending, Assistant Professor of Medicine – CWRU

Waleed Javaid, MD, MBA, MS, FSHEA, FIDSA, FACP

Chief Quality Officer, WVU Hospitals Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases

Tom Beer, MD

Chief Medical Officer, Multi-Cancer Early Detection

8 new behavioral health study findings to know

A series of recent studies highlights widening gaps in mental health access, shifting prescription patterns and mixed outcomes across behavioral healthcare in the U.S. The findings point to growing pressures on providers, uneven availability of services and emerging questions around…

By: Ella Ruder

5 behavioral healthcare M&A deals in 2026

Behavioral healthcare M&A activity climbed in 2025, and transactions in 2026 suggest continuing actively across the sector.  Deal volume rose more than 42% in 2025 with 104 publicly announced transactions, compared to 73 in 2024 and 83 in 2023. Here…

By: Ella Ruder

8 state behavioral health policy updates

Several states are advancing behavioral health policy changes, from syringe service program restrictions in Indiana to Medicaid reimbursement debates in Maryland and workforce reforms in Oregon.  Here are eight updates to know: 1. Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed a bill…

By: Ella Ruder

Congressional panel examines worsening mental health outcomes

 A House subcommittee roundtable is examining worsening mental health outcomes in the U.S. despite expanded access to care. Subcommittee on Health Care and Financial Services Chairman Glenn Grothman, R-Wis., said the number of adults receiving mental health treatment grew from…

By: Ella Ruder

Closing the Gap on Tardive Dyskinesia: How CMS’s Mandate Is Reshaping Antipsychotic Monitoring

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A Long-Overdue Recognition for Screening Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a serious, often irreversible drug-induced movement disorder caused by prolonged use of antipsychotic and other dopamine-blocking medications. Despite affecting an estimated 15-50% of patients on antipsychotics, TD remains underdiagnosed – approximately…

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Whitepapers Navigating Medicare advantage risk in 2027

As 2027 approaches, Medicare Advantage plans are navigating tighter margins, increased oversight and higher expectations for accuracy. They are entering a more constrained environment where performance, not volume, will determine financial outcomes. From expanded RADV audit exposure to tighter expectations…

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California county breaks ground on $23.7M behavioral health center

Nevada County, Calif., officials and partners have broken ground on the $23.7 million Deer Creek Behavioral Health Center; the facility aims to expand access to psychiatric care.  The facility, expected to open in late fall 2027, is located on the…

By: Ella Ruder

NorthBay receives $14.9M for new behavioral health center 

NorthBay Health Medical Center in Fairfield, Calif., has been awarded $14.9 million to develop a behavioral health and addiction medicine center with 24/7 urgent care. Five things to know: 1. The funding comes through California’s Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program,…

By: Kristin Kuchno
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