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Webinars Denials Teardown: What’s Actually Working in Independent Practices Right Now

Most practice leaders believe denials are under control. New data tells a different story. In a survey of 360 independent practices, only 1 in 4 could pinpoint where revenue was leaking, and denials were climbing for nearly half. The reason…

Aug 13, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:
  • Ian Maurer, VP, Veradigm
  • Jana Fullbright, Director of Revenue Cycle, State of Franklin Healthcare
  • Joseph Jacot, CEO, Michigan Vascular Center

The data gap that could cost spine groups referrals

Spine surgery is moving out of the hospital faster than any payment system was built to handle, and the ability to prove outcomes is becoming the price of admission. As of Jan. 1, spinal fusion sits inside a mandatory Medicare…

By: Sophie Eydis

The strategic advantage every orthopedic practice will need

The competitive landscape for orthopedic and spine practices is changing rapidly. As value-based care expands, AI advances and more procedures move to the outpatient setting, leaders say success will depend on far more than surgical expertise alone. Editor’s note: Responses…

By: Sophie Eydis

Whitepapers Build the foundation for autonomous AI agents while the workflows are still simple

Picture the payer workflows that consume the most time: prior authorization, coverage determination, payer-to-payer exchange, denial appeals. Long-running, multi-party, regulated. Now picture autonomous agents handling that work, reliably and under full audit, across payer and provider systems. Almost no one…

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Whitepapers Why local AI infrastructure matters for healthcare innovation

Healthcare and life sciences organizations are moving quickly to develop AI applications for diagnostics, genomics and digital health. But many teams face practical challenges as projects scale, including limited access to compute resources, cloud latency and data privacy requirements that…

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Webinars The hidden cost of lost clinical time and how leading health systems are responding

Nursing shortages, bedside turnover and rising labor costs are forcing health systems to do more with less. Labor now accounts for nearly 60 percent of the average hospital’s expenses and replacing a staff nurse costs roughly $60,000. Every hour clinicians…

Aug 7, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT
Presenters:
  • Kassaundra McKnight-Young, CNIO Healthcare Industry Principal, Zebra Technologies
  • Gregory Carras, Regional Product Manager, Data Capture Solutions, Zebra Technologies
  • Jennifer Gene, VP, Healthcare and Public Sector Sales, Levata

University Orthopedics taps new president

Julia Katarincic, MD, has been named president of East Providence, R.I.-based University Orthopedics. She was also appointed chief of orthopedics for Brown University Health and chair of the department of orthopedics at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University…

By: Sophie Eydis

Arizona orthopedic surgeon performs state's 1st AR shoulder replacement

Shelden Martin, MD, of Scottsdale-based OrthoArizona has performed Arizona’s first augmented reality-assisted shoulder replacement surgery. Dr. Martin used the Arvis augmented reality system from Enovis, which gives surgeons real-time visual guidance during surgery, according to a July 9 news release.…

By: Sophie Eydis

AAOS' 1st orthopedic industry report: 5 market forces to know

The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons released its inaugural “Orthopaedic Industry Report,” a market intelligence resource built to help healthcare leaders assess the trends shaping orthopedic care delivery. The report pulls together claims data, demographic trends, registry insights, AAOS member…

By: Sophie Eydis
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