Dental practices are continuing to face rising costs and lower demand for care, according to the American Dental Association’s Economic Outlook and Emerging Issues in Dentistry report for the third quarter. The report shows that dentists’ economic confidence has declined…
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Consumer expectations are shifting fast, and traditional care models aren’t built to keep up. Patients want care that’s accessible, connected and available on their terms. If health systems can’t deliver that, someone else will. Hartford HealthCare is staying ahead of…
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Dr. Padmanabhan Premkumar, M.D.
President of the Hartford Healthcare Medical Group
Ethan Fischer
VP of Strategy and Business Development at K Health
Georgia’s Department of Community Health has failed to adopt recommendations made in a 2021 audit that were meant to improve children’s access to dental care under Medicaid, Georgia Public Broadcasting reported Sept. 30. Six notes: 1. The Georgia Department of…
A South Carolina Senate subcommittee has advanced a bill that would require dental professionals to conduct in-person examinations and review radiographic records before beginning orthodontic treatment. Senate bill 453 builds upon the state’s Telehealth and Telemedicine Modernization Act that was…
Irving, Texas-based U.S. Oral Surgery Management recently added 10 oral surgeons to its affiliated practices in six states. The practices that gained surgeons are located in Texas, South Carolina, Virginia, California, Michigan and Minnesota, according to an Oct. 1 news…
In 2024, Henry Ford Health expanded its network, prompting a strategic overhaul of its healthcare technology management (HTM) practices. Partnering with TRIMEDX, Henry Ford Health implemented a standardized and transparent approach to clinical asset management, encompassing clinical engineering, capital planning,…
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Primary care is under immense strain from rising patient demand, workforce shortages, and administrative complexity. Primary Care as a Service transforms this challenge into an opportunity by serving as a scalable extension of the care team. By orchestrating best next…
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Ines M Vigil, MD, MPH, MBA
Chief Medical Officer, Regional Operations Executive Physician, Business Development & Strategy
Anagha Vyas
Vice President of Artificial Intelligence, Lumeris
California, Florida and New York were the states where DSOs and dental groups were most active with practice additions and openings during September. Those states saw at least two DSO moves in September, as reported by Becker’s: California Florida New…
Henderson, Nev.-based PDS Health opened 10 de novo practice locations in September. The integrated healthcare support organization supports more than 1,000 practices across 24 states. Here are the additions from September, according to information shared with Becker’s:
Dental software company Standard Dental has acquired the assets of iCoreConnect, a cloud-based software and technology company for dental and medical companies. ICoreConnect filed for bankruptcy June 2 to retain control over its assets and operations after being notified of…