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How 3 Health Systems Are Unlocking Capacity, Improving Patient Experience, and Driving Financial Performance with Care-at-Home

Health systems are under pressure to manage rising demand, constrained capacity and increasingly complex patient flow. In this discussion, physician leaders from Jefferson Health, Ochsner Health, and Tampa General Hospital will share how they are redesigning care delivery and building…

May 14, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Dr. Angela M. Nicholas, MD, FAAFP, Chief Clinical Officer, North Region, Jefferson Health
Dr. Logan Davies, MD, MBA, Hospital Medical Director of Access and Throughput, Ochsner Health
Dr. Asa Oxner, MD, VP, Associate CMO of Ambulatory Services, Tampa General Hospital
Dr. Clay Watson, MD, Chief Medical Officer, myLaurel

New research on digital maturity: Where health systems stand — and what to do next

Most health system leaders agree digital health is essential to their care delivery strategy. Far fewer have figured out how to make it deliver at scale. New research from Xealth and Sage Growth Partners maps the current state of digital…

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The strategic guide to Medicare reimbursement in 2026

From updates to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule to the rollback of telemedicine flexibilities, reimbursement in 2026 is being shaped by policy shifts, payment recalibration and mounting operational pressure. This white paper breaks down the most important Medicare trends impacting…

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Why denial strategies fail — and how to fix them at the source

Denials continue to drain time, resources and revenue forcing teams to focus on rework instead of prevention. In this session, we’ll explore how organizations are leveraging advanced automation and AI to stop denials without adding resources. Learn what’s really driving…

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Christine Fontaine, Solution Strategist, Waystar

When demand rises, adding beds is not always the answer

As patient volumes grow, many hospitals are trying to answer the same question: How do you create capacity without expanding the health system’s physical footprint? This session explores how Sarasota Memorial Health Care System approached that challenge by rethinking daily…

Apr 27, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Susan Grimwood, DNP, MSN,APRN-C, Executive Director, Logistics, Capacity and Patient Throughput, Sarasota Memorial Health Care System

A smarter reporting approach for multispecialty revenue cycle performance

Multispecialty groups need more than dashboards. They need reporting that helps leaders understand what is changing, where risk is building and which actions will improve performance. This webinar will explore how analytics is becoming a strategic differentiator in multispecialty RCM…

Apr 23, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Carrie Laureano-Meggett, Project Manager, Physician Billing, Coronis Health

Medtronic receives additional FDA clearances for Stealth AXiS system

Medtronic’s Stealth AXiS surgical system has earned FDA clearance for cranial as well as ear, nose and throat procedures. The Stealth system combines surgical planning, navigation and robotics into a single intelligent system to improve surgeon precision, according to a…

Indiana Orthopedic Institute to add new locations, service lines

Indiana (Noblesville) Orthopedic Institute is expanding by opening a new clinic, adding a physician and growing its service lines. The organization is opening an outpatient clinic in Greenwood, Ind., on March 30, according to a March 24 news release from…

Court upholds Medtronic win in spinal cord stimulator lawsuit

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that Medtronic can’t be sued by a man who alleged the company’s spinal cord stimulator malfunctioned, according to a document filed March 25. William Hunt sought damages when he had…

Knoxville Orthopaedic Clinic partners with local colleges for orthopedics

Knoxville (Tenn.) Orthopaedic Clinic established partnerships with Knoxville-based South College and Harriman-based Roane State Community College to introduce careers in surgical technology. Operating room managers with KOC and UT Medical Center in Knoxville went to classrooms to demonstrate orthopedic tools,…