Healthcare organizations are under increasing pressure to do more with less, yet many back-office operations still depend on fragmented systems, manual workflows and stretched teams. A new Becker’s-Workday survey of 142 healthcare leaders shows momentum is building: While many organizations…
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Trade association AHIP published its state-by-state report on health coverage Nov. 12. The organization identified 697,928 health plan employees and 1,301,167 insurance-related employees across the country based on U.S. Census Bureau 2022 data. Here are how many health plan employees…
Patient rooms are being reimagined — not just in layout, but in how technology supports communication, safety and connection. In a recent Becker’s, Zoom, and HP survey of 75 hospital and health system leaders, including C-suite executives, medical directors, and…
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Vermont will have the highest average monthly premiums for the lowest-cost Silver-tier marketplace plan in 2026, while New Hampshire will have the lowest, according to KFF. The national average is $611. Premiums were analyzed using the lowest-cost premium for a…
For ambient AI, 2024 was the year when platforms partnered with health systems to build together and prove the concept, and 2025 was the year of scale and measuring impact. What incredible breakthroughs are in store for healthcare AI in…
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Jeffrey Flaks
President and Chief Executive Officer, Hartford HealthCare
Terri Couts
SVP, Chief Information and Digital Officer, Sharp Healthcare
Chris Burnett
AVP Clinical Innovation & Investment, CVS Health
Guru Sundar
VP of Marketing, Abridge
The healthcare workforce crisis extends beyond staffing, exposing critical compliance blind spots with tangible consequences like fines, regulatory actions, reputational damage, and compromised patient safety. Are your leaders truly confident in your organization’s compliance? Download this new report, based on…
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U.S. Reps. Kathy Castor, D-Fla., Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., have reintroduced a bill to widen access to lung cancer screenings, according to a Nov. 20 news release. The bill prevents Medicaid, traditional Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and…
Urgent care has moved from a convenience play to a competitive lever. For health systems navigating declining reimbursement, shifting consumer expectations and overcrowded EDs, a strategic urgent care footprint can accelerate growth and enhance access while protecting and growing market…
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Eli Lilly plans to launch a direct-to-employer model for its GLP-1 medications in early 2026 in a move aimed at giving companies more flexibility in designing obesity management benefits for their employees. The model will include three components: flexible benefit…
A federal court in Florida has approved a $3.4 million class action settlement resolving claims that Aetna improperly denied coverage for proton beam radiation therapy to treat cancer. The lawsuit was filed in 2020 by a Florida resident whose request…
