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Need to meet the looming CMS mandates—without ripping and replacing your current systems?

Learn how to unlock interoperability and CMS readiness with the infrastructure you already have. Slow, outdated infrastructure is putting payer-provider organizations at risk of falling behind on upcoming CMS mandates for interoperability, patient access, and prior authorization. And these regulations,…

Jul 24, 2025 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM America/Chicago

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Joerg Schwarz

Senior Director for Healthcare Interoperability Solutions and Strategy, Infor

Chris Smith, MS

Enterprise Architect, Mississippi Division of Medicaid

Bone Biologics files patent for regenerative spine protein

Bone Biologics filed a patent application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its NELL-1 protein, according to a June 27 news release. The patent applies to rhNELL-1 polypeptide and its use for treating bone conditions. The protein is…

93-year-old patient has successful 2-level awake spinal decompression: Case study

A 93-year-old woman underwent a successful 2-level lumbar decompression with spinal anesthesia, according to a case study published June 23 in the Journal of Neurosurgery. She had laminectomies at L4 and L5 simultaneously, and two surgeons used dual tubular retractors.…

Spine medtech company files for $100M IPO

Carlsmed, the company behind aprevo spine implants, filed for an Initial Public Offering, the company said June 26. The number of shares and price range are yet to be determined, according to a news release. The offering is subject to…

Navigating uncertainty: LifeBridge Health’s dual transformation in action

Amid disruption and profound tech-driven transformation, health systems are under enormous pressure to do two difficult things at once: optimize the core business and transform operational models to thrive in the future. LifeBridge Health, in collaboration with Huron, has done…

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The 'endoscopic wave' is here to stay in spine

Endoscopic spine surgery is pushing past being a novelty in 2025. In the first half of 2025, hospitals including Martinsburg, W.Va.-based WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center, Cleveland-based University Hospitals, Lawrenceville, Ga.-based Northside Hospital Gwinnett and Valdosta, Ga.-based SGMC Health Smith…

6 spine, orthopedic biologics updates

From new FDA nods to debuts, here are six key developments in spine and orthopedic biologics. 1. Physicians at Huntington (N.Y.) Hospital, an affiliate of Northwell Health, performed the first BEAR implant procedure and the first CartiHeal Agili-C implant procedure…

What your EHR isn’t capturing: The data gap costing health systems

Clinically relevant information — including referral letters, faxes and discharge notes — often exist in unstructured formats. The result: care delays, manual review overload and untapped reimbursement. However, some health systems are now using tech to unlock structured insights from…

Aug 1, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM America/Chicago

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Mauricio Garcia Jacques

CEO & Founder

7 Achilles injuries in the 2025 NBA season

During the 2025 NBA playoff rounds, three major athletes faced Achilles tendon injuries, on top of additional injuries occurring earlier in the season, according to a June 25 report from ESPN. Achilles tears are becoming more prevalent in the world…

Generative AI in action: How health systems are using it now & where it’s headed

Health systems are moving fast on generative AI — but not always in the same direction. Some are deploying ambient voice tools at scale. Others are piloting agentic AI for revenue cycle. Across the board, executives are reassessing governance, vendor…

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