Here are five dentists who have stepped into the dean position at dental schools in the U.S.: 1. Margaret Hill, DMD, was appointed the permanent dean of the University of Louisville (Ky.) School of Dentistry after serving in the interim…
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A North Carolina office tower leased to dental technology company Dentsply Sirona was sold for $71.5 million, connectcre.com reported July 14. Ballantyne Tower is a 260,958-square-foot facility located on a 5.4-acre site in Charlotte, N.C. It is fully leased to…
Here are four recent transactions in the dental industry worth more than $80 million: 1. A single-tenant retail property in Franklin, N.C., that is net-leased to Aspen Dental, was sold for $2 million. 2. A retail center in Rutland, Vt.,…
Stanley Bergman, CEO of dental supplier Henry Schein, is stepping down from his position at the end of 2025. Mr. Bergman has spent more than 45 years at the company, including more than 35 years as CEO, according to a…
Healthcare’s digital front doors often fall short — disjointed portals, unanswered messages and lack of continuity frustrate patients and staff alike. Without a connected experience, satisfaction scores dip and trust erodes. In this webinar, healthcare experts will explore how AI…
Presented by:
- Kenny Bloxham, Global Healthcare CX Director, Webex Customer Experience Solutions
- Emma Scudder, Healthcare Business Development Director, Cisco
- Stefan Zeindenberg, Solutions Engineer, AI Incubation, Webex by Cisco
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation requiring public water systems in the state to maintain their existing levels of fluoride as currently recommended by HHS. The law provides protections for the state if the Trump administration removes the current federal…
Health systems face rising complexity: labor shortages, prior auth challenges and disjointed tech are dragging down care and draining resources. Payers, meanwhile, are under pressure to improve outcomes while controlling spend. This session brings both sides to the table —…
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- Joseph Keckan, Vice President, Medical Mutal
- Girish Dighe, System Vice President Revenue Cycle, OhioHealth
- Krisi Hutson, Senior Director Solutions, Availity
ORs and endoscopy suites face growing demands. Not only have surgical volumes rebounded, health systems are expanding — leaving clinicians rotating between multiple locations with different tools, protocols and expectations. This environment increases risk, burnout and delays. In this panel…
Presented by:
- Wes Scruggs, Vice President, Corporate Accounts, Ambu
- Carrie Maloney Robertshaw, DNP, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, FACHE, Chief Operating Officer, Kaiser Permanente, Vallejo Medical Center
- Donna Berizzi, DNP, RN, OCN, NEA-BC, Associate Chief Nursing Officer, Cancer Service Line, Johns Hopkins Medicine – Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
- Josephine Class, VP of Surgical Services, Nuvance Health
- Katrina Wojciechowski, MS, PA, VP, Associate Chief Operating Officer, Rochester General Hospital
The orthodontic field is experiencing a slightly more positive workforce, according to a recent survey from the American Association of Orthodontists. The AAO recently conducted its “Economics of Orthodontics and Patient Census Survey,” which gathers practice statistics, market data and…
The recently enacted federal budget could lead states to remove dental benefits from Medicaid, the American Dental Hygienists’ Association said July 11. President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act July 4. The bill is expected to increase…
