Clinical

Join two leading cardiovascular experts for an in-depth webinar on the emerging role of lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)] in aortic stenosis and peripheral arterial disease (PAD). The session will explore the underlying pathophysiology, examine how Lp(a) contributes to disease progression, and highlight…

Join two nationally recognized Lp(a) experts for an in-depth discussion on the evolving landscape of Lp(a) testing and management. Drawing on clinical experience from Mayo Clinic and NYU Langone, this session will provide a comprehensive overview of the structural and…

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has enacted more than $1 trillion in Medicaid reductions over the next decade. As reimbursement tightens and patients arrive later with more advanced conditions, the cost of preventable, non-reimbursable infections is climbing. Waterborne pathogens…

Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI) teams play a critical role in ensuring diagnoses are accurate, supported, and reflective of the care delivered. But as charts grow more complex and payer scrutiny of retrospective documentation review increases, changes to documentation that happen…

Health systems are under pressure to manage rising demand, constrained capacity and increasingly complex patient flow. In this discussion, physician leaders from Jefferson Health, Ochsner Health, and Tampa General Hospital will share how they are redesigning care delivery and building…

Learn how aligning IT and care management reduced avoidable length of stay, improved throughput, and strengthened system-wide performance This webinar is on-demand and can be viewed at your convenience.  Length of stay is one of the most significant sources of…

Food insecurity is increasingly recognized as a clinical risk factor that drives utilization, destabilizes patient outcomes, and contributes to variation in performance across populations. As value-based care strategies mature, leading organizations are moving beyond ad hoc food assistance toward structured,…

Cardiovascular programs are expanding fast but many health systems are struggling to keep governance, workflows and financial discipline aligned as remote monitoring volumes grow. Different billing intervals across CIED and heart failure programs, documentation requirements tied to reimbursement and fragmented…

Early signs of conditions like dementia are often first observed in primary care. Yet confirming and documenting those changes still relies on overextended specialists and time-intensive evaluations. The result: delayed detection, unnecessary referrals and missed opportunities for early intervention. In…

Across hospitals, quality outcomes are often influenced by a relatively small number of patients with shared clinical and operational complexity. These micro-cohorts — defined by factors such as comorbidities, discharge pathways, infection risk or length-of-stay patterns — frequently drive disproportionate…