Seven health-system owned insurers have named new leaders in 2025: 1. Presbyterian Health Plan, part of Presbyterian Healthcare Services, named Heather Thiltgen as its next president. 2. Baylor Scott & White Health Plan named Stephanie Motter as president. 3. Health…
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Psychiatrist shortages, record emergency department visits and prolonged boarding are straining hospital capacity nationwide. But a new care model is easing the pressure — and improving patient flow. This report shares how hospitals are deploying a virtual, team-based approach to…
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A recent JAMA Health Informatics study found Real-time Prescription Benefit (RTPB) tools don’t reduce patient spending. At the same time, new regulations require RTPB for PBMs and EHRs. Does RTPB drive value? In this thought-provoking panel discussion, we’ll explore what…
Sep 23, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago
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Seth Joseph
Forbes Healthcare Contributor and Founder of Summit Health Advisors
Kyle Kiser
Arrive Health – Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Brett Walker
MultiCare – Associate Chief Medical Information Officer
Lauren Hackenburg
OptumRx – Sr. Director of Provider Capabilities
Paul Brient
athenahealth - EVP & Chief Product Officer
The No Surprises Act is tied to an 18% decline in out-of-pocket spending among adults with direct purchase private health insurance, according to a BMJ study published Aug. 27. The analysis was conducted by researchers from Harvard University and Mass…
Wearable technology isn’t just for step tracking anymore. At Ardent Health, it’s redefining acute and post-acute care delivery. In this on-demand webinar, Ardent’s Chief Medical Officer FJ Campbell, MD, shares how the system rolled out medical-grade wearables — and what…
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John Brewer
Sr. Group Manager for HealthCast™, Acute Care & Monitoring Division, Medtronic
FJ Campbell, MD
Chief Medical Officer, Ardent Health
Medicare reimbursement updates and disproportionate share rule changes are accelerating financial pressure on hospital pharmacy teams. Leaders are now expected to hit aggressive cost savings targets, remain HRSA audit-ready, and react to the ever evolving landscape of medication shortages. UC…
Oct 8, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM America/Chicago
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AJ Rivosecchi, PharmD
Director of Product at Bluesight
Maria Guido, PharmD
Supervisor of Consolidated Pharmacy Services Center at UC Health (Cincinnati)
Jeffrey Fostyk, PharmD
Director of 340B and Infusion Pharmacy Services at Aultman Hospital
Erin St. Angelo, MS, PharmD
Director of Procurement and Contracting at UCSF Health
Health system leaders want AI solutions that are safe, scalable, and proven. But too often, long-term transformation plans stall because they don’t show near-term results. This webinar shows how forward-thinking leaders are flipping that script — using low-risk, high-impact use…
Oct 28, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago
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Scott D’Entremont
Chief Executive Officer, Parlance
Lisa Ishii, MD
SVP Operations, Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center - White Marsh
Matt Cantonis
Chief Operating Officer, SVP, USF Tampa General Physicians
Maneesh Goyal
Chief Operating Officer, Mayo Clinic Platform
Chris George
Managing Director, Alvarez and Marsal
The Wisconsin division of St. Louis-based Ascension will go out of network with UnitedHealthcare on Oct. 1 if the two sides are unable to agree to a new contract, Wisconsin Public Radio reported Sept. 2. An Ascension Wisconsin spokesperson said…
Medicare Shared Savings Program Accountable Care Organizations generated record savings and continued to improve quality performance in 2024, CMS said Aug. 28. In 2023, the program saw $2.1 billion in net savings. Five notes: 1. Out of 476 ACOs, 75%…
New York City has proposed a new self-funded health plan administered by EmblemHealth and UnitedHealthcare for municipal employees, pre-Medicare retirees and their dependents. If approved by city regulators, the new plan would be effective on Jan. 1, according to an…