Ambulatory organizations are under pressure to reduce administrative burden, improve clinician satisfaction and deliver a more consistent patient experience — all without compromising security or trust. The answer isn’t another bolt-on tool. It’s AI built directly into the EHR workflows…
Demand for behavioral health services is rising rapidly, but workforce capacity is not keeping pace. Health systems are seeing the downstream effects: strained emergency departments, fragmented care and patients falling through gaps during critical transitions. Traditional, episodic models are no…
As care delivery expands beyond the hospital into outpatient, home and community settings, financial performance increasingly depends on how well executive leaders align. Health systems can no longer manage non-acute expansion in silos. Scaling care across sites now requires the…
Behavioral health claims have long operated outside the scope of traditional payment integrity programs. As volume increases, and error rates can approach 50 percent, this gap is becoming harder to ignore. At the same time, parity enforcement is intensifying, creating…
Outpatient revenue is growing at nearly twice the rate of inpatient — yet in many health systems, ambulatory operations remain fragmented and disconnected from health system strategy. The result: referral leakage, blocked demand, provider burnout and budgets built on assumptions…
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Standard Dental Labs, a Florida-based dental laboratory consolidator, added Brendan Cummins to its board of directors April 17. Mr. Cummins has more than 35 years of experience working in public and private markets, including senior-level roles in electronic trading, technology,…
The University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine has been awarded $3.7 million to create a clinic to serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Specialty Care Clinic will include eight operative units, a wheelchair tilt, a wheelchair accessible…
Here are four dental leadership changes that have taken place since April 6: 1. Waltham, Mass.-based 42 North Dental welcomed Greg Wappett back to the company as chief development officer. 2. Dental supply company Henry Schein will reduce its board…
The American Dental Association has revised its guidelines for sedation and general anesthesia in dentistry. The updates, developed by experts from eight dental and medical organizations, mark the first comprehensive revisions in nearly a decade, the ADA said April 20.…
Federal policy changes under the Trump administration could have a larger impact on dental organizations, including DSOs. Barry Lyon, DDS, director of provider recruiting and onboarding at Dental Care Alliance, recently spoke with Becker’s about how changes to Medicaid and…