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What ECU Health learned 24 hours into a wearable safety rollout

Randall Walston has spent 35 years with ECU Health and now leads a single police department covering all nine of the system’s hospitals in eastern North Carolina — roughly 150 sworn officers responsible for every campus, satellite, and home health…

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Shan Sinha, Co-Founder & CEO, Canopy
Randall Walston, Police Chief, ECU Health

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Median pay for orthodontists climbs to $289K

Connecticut has the highest annual median wage for orthodontists of any state, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In total, there were four states where the median wage for orthodontists was more than $350,000. Below are the…

PDS Health opens 9 de novo practices

Henderson, Nev.-based PDS Health opened nine de novo practices in seven states in August. Here are the integrated healthcare support organization’s newest practices: PDS Health supports more than 1,100 offices in 24 states, according to an email shared with Becker’s.

New York dental school awarded $3.1M to advance AI-driven oral disease platform

Researchers at the University of Rochester (N.Y.) Eastman Institute for Oral Health received a five-year, $3.1 million grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research to develop an AI-powered platform designed to detect oral disease outside of traditional…

Less noise, more signal: Building the foundation for AI in patient monitoring

Bedside monitors produce waveforms, numerics and alarms faster than care teams can absorb them. Turning that stream into real-time insight is the challenge now facing AI in patient monitoring, and most organizations are not yet positioned to meet it. In…

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Dental leaders point to the outdated rulebook holding back access to care

Dentistry doesn’t have an access problem or a workforce problem, according to a group dental leaders — it has a design problem. State practice acts, licensing requirements and credentialing rules were built for a version of dentistry that no longer…

RCM in the AI era: Why technology alone won’t get DSOs to scale

AI is actively reshaping the dental market, opening new ways to rethink how revenue cycle work is structured and delivered. But technology alone does not guarantee stronger RCM performance. The greater opportunity for DSOs and dental groups is to pair…

Sep 30, 2026 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM CDT

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Raju Siva, Chief AI Officer, Medusind
Adam FitzGerald, SVP, Dental & Strategic Initiatives, Medusind

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The make-or-break decision facing new dental grads

Landing the first job out of dental school can shape a new dentist’s entire career trajectory — for better or worse. The right role could lead to mentorship, confidence and a pathway to further career growth, while the wrong role…

The patient search that never reaches your website

Picture a prospective patient comparing different care options in a conversation with an artificial intelligence tool. She never types your system’s name, never lands on your service line page and never appears in your funnel. Two of your competitors are…

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Claire Wirtanen, Associate Director, Paid Media, IQVIA Health System Solutions
Anna Moore, Specialist, AI Solutions, IQVIA Health System Solutions

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The dental specialty getting DSOs' attention

As DSOs sharpen their focus on which specialties are worth building around, one keeps rising to the top of the list: pediatric dentistry. Barry Lyon, DDS, recently joined the “Becker’s Dental + DSO Review Podcast” to discuss why pediatric practices…