When workplace violence strikes, it’s too late to start planning. Yet many ASC leaders still view security and emergency preparedness as “someone else’s job.” This session changes that mindset. ACHC ASC Program Director — Rommie Johnson — sets the stage…
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Richard L. Parker
Associate Director, Life Safety & Physical Environment, ACHC
Rommie Johnson
ASC Program Director, ACHC
Revenue cycle teams focus on open balances — but what about the accounts marked as paid? Across managed care contracts, these “zero-balance” accounts often hide underpayments no one is tracking. The result: $1-3 million left uncollected for every $100 million…
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Burnout is threatening the future of behavioral healthcare. Executives can’t afford to treat it like a downstream issue. With 93% of behavioral health providers experiencing burnout, the implications on care quality, retention and organizational health are mounting. In this on-demand…
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Presented by:
Thekla Ross, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist, Strategic Advisor to NIH and Tech Companies, Self-Compassion Faculty
Pierluigi Mancini, PhD
Chair of the Board of Directors at Mental Health America, Founder & CEO at Multicultural Development Institute, Author
Marjorie Morrison, LMFT, LPCC
Executive-in-Residence at SHRM, Co-Founder of Psych Hub
Madhuri Jha, LCSW, MPH
Principal & Founder at Thriving for All, Board Member at Mental Health America, Adjunct Professor at NYU, Clinical Advisor at Psych Hub
Missed voicemails. Delayed escalations. Disconnected channels. For many health systems, communication breakdowns are at the root of care delays, clinician frustration and compliance risk. In this on-demand session, two industry leaders share how AI is helping health systems get ahead…
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Presented by:
John Poli
Industries Principal, Healthcare, RingCentral
Mike Stowe
Senior Director, Developer Product Marketing, RingCentral
Launching or expanding telehealth and remote patient monitoring without a clear plan puts clinical and financial ROI at risk. But some health systems are proving that success is achievable when the right foundation is in place. This whitepaper offers a…
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Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare expects to reduce its 2026 capital spending by at least $300 million from its 2025 guidance of $600 million to $650 million, according to a Sept. 29 SEC filing. The company also plans to add 500…
The greatest growth opportunity in behavioral health isn’t just about scale — it’s about reach. J.R. Greene, founder and vice chair of the board of directors at Brentwood, Tenn.-based Psychiatric Medical Care, told Becker’s that he sees rural hospitals, emergency…
Healthcare is inherently complex, involving multiple touchpoints and professionals. That complexity demands coordination to ensure a holistic approach to care, which is why today’s healthcare leaders and care providers increasingly recognize that the mind and body are not separate entities—they…
Note: This is written by Joseph Austerman, DO, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Cleveland Clinic’s Children’s Hospital. Youth mental health continues to be a significant challenge for our world. Approximately 30% of high school students rate their mental health as…
As students return to school this fall, mental health resources may look different, with some school districts preparing to lay off behavioral health providers. About $1 billion in school-based mental health grants were cancelled by the federal government mid-cycle, and…
