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Uncover missed revenue in complex ED and urgent care claims

Three to five percent of emergency and urgent care visits are tied to car accidents, workplace injuries or other events covered by third-party liability (TPL) insurance. But these claims often go undiscovered and underpaid. Manual discovery processes are too slow…

Sep 25, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Kristin Whitt, Director, ARO Operations, ZOLL® AR Boost
Tyler Williams, Director of Strategy, ZOLL® AR Boost

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MetroHealth closes dental clinic amid financial pressure

Cleveland-based MetroHealth will be closing one of its dental clinics to cut costs amid financial challenges. The dental clinic, located at Old Brooklyn Medical Center in Cleveland, will close Oct. 3. This is one of six office closures the health…

Dental groups urge Congress to support healthcare workforce: 5 notes

Several dental organizations joined a coalition of groups urging Congress to back legislation aimed at boosting the healthcare workforce. Five notes: 1. The coalition, which includes 67 organizations, sent a letter to lawmakers Aug. 19 advocating for legislation that would…

From ‘bright shiny objects’ to ROI: Westchester Medical Center’s AI transformation

AI adoption is surging — but without clear ROI, new tools can add cost, complexity and clinician frustration. With 470 enterprise applications, Westchester Medical Center Health Network needed more than another point solution. Leaders pursued simplification, systemwide standards and tech…

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Immunization in action — Insights + success stories

Vaccine hesitancy is growing. Clinician burnout remains rampant. And health systems are falling short of immunization targets that directly affect value-based contracts. Without a new approach, health systems risk widening care gaps and increasing costs from preventable illness. To explore…

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AI in action: How health systems can improve operations without disrupting care

Administrative burden, disjointed workflows and payer policy friction continue to weigh down clinical and operational teams. But solving these challenges doesn’t require a disruptive system overhaul. In this OnDemand session, hear how healthcare leaders can use intuitive AI to streamline…

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Alex Sushko, Solutions Engineer, Glean
Fiona Zhu, SVP, AI Integration Lead, Lumexa Imaging
Sath Datla, AI Solutions Architect, Cottage Health

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Northeast Ohio Medical University dental school welcomes inaugural class

Cleveland-based Northeast Ohio Medical University celebrated the opening of its Bitonte College of Dentistry by welcoming its inaugural class of 52 students. The Bitonte College of Dentistry is the fourth dental college in Ohio and the first public dentistry school…

Intersecting Primary Care and Behavioral Health: How evolvedMD and Banner Medical Group Are Increasing Access to Mental Health

Discover how Banner Health and evolvedMD, a leader in integrated healthcare, are redefining patient care through an innovative, fully integrated behavioral health model. With a unique onsite, in-person approach, supported by data and proven results, the collaboration not only enhances…

Sep 26, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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David Valenzuela, MD, Physician Executive, AZ Banner Medical Group (BMG), Primary Care and Pediatrics
Erik Osland, Chief Executive Officer, evolvedMD
Ed Clarke, MD, Vice President, Chief Medical Officer Banner Health Plans and Networks

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De-identified ≠ risk-free: What health systems need to know about data linkage

Linking de-identified datasets can unlock critical value for research and AI — but without the right safeguards, it also raises serious privacy risks. Even with private tokenization, data linkage can increase the chance of re-identification in ways many teams underestimate.…

Oct 14, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Brian Rasquinha, PhD, Associate Director of Solution Architecture, Privacy Analytics (an IQVIA company)

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Connecticut dentist to pay $150K to settle False Claims Act allegations

A Connecticut dentist has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle allegations that she violated the federal False Claims Act. Nazneen Jaffri, DDS, allegedly paid a third-party patient recruiting company $116 for each Medicaid patient referred to her for services above…