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Digitally connecting care beyond the hospital for cost savings

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…

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Dr. Jimmy Chung

Board Certified General Surgeon

Will Bryant

Chief Financial Officer, UNC Health

Tom Harvieux

Chief Supply Chain Officer, BJC Health

Ryan Rotar

Vice President, Healthcare Market Strategy, Tecsys

The DSO de novo boom

Although practice acquisitions remain a major growth engine for DSOs, several companies have begun to invest more in de novos for the unique benefits these offices bring. Smile Partners opened its first de novo office earlier this year as part…

Behavioral Health: The Next Frontier for Payment Integrity

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…

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Lisa Pincher, MSN, RN, PHN

VP of Operations, Machinify

Darshak Sanghavi, MD

Chief Medical Officer, Machinify

VideaHealth undergoes rebrand, extends to private practices

Dental AI company VideaHealth has rebranded to Videa and expanded its AI platform to private dental practices. The rebranding reflects Videa’s mission to reduce daily complexity, support diagnostics and patient education and allow dentists to focus more on patient care,…

Ambulatory control: How leaders can optimize physician operations for sustainable health system growth

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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Connecticut dentists among growing number of non-hospital clinicians suing patients over medical debt: Report

Dentists are among the increasing number of non-hospital clinicians suing patients over medical debt in Connecticut, according to an investigation from the Connecticut Mirror and KFF. Nine notes: 1. Although many hospitals in Connecticut have stopped suing patients over unpaid…

Maine boosts reimbursement rates for dental procedures requiring anesthesia

Maine Gov. Janet Mills signed legislation April 15 that increases the reimbursement rate for general anesthesia given during dental procedures. The law increases the reimbursement rate from $151 to $203 for every 15 minutes a patient is under general anesthesia.…

Sage Dental opens Tennessee, Florida practices

Boca Raton, Fla.-based Sage Dental recently opened offices in Tennessee and Florida. The Tennessee office is located in Mt. Juliet, and led by Auric Bhattacharya, DMD, and Charles Meredith, DDS. The second office, in Ormond Beach, Fla., is led by…

Standard Dental Labs expands board of directors

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,…

UB dental school receives $3.7M for new specialty care center

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…