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Bridging the distance: How payers are addressing rural access gaps

For many rural populations, accessing care is still defined by distance, limited resources and fragmented coordination. Transportation has long been recognized as a barrier — but too often, it is treated as an external issue rather than a core component…

May 19, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM America/Chicago

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Presenters

Cristal Gary

Plan President & CEO, Meridian Health Plan of Illinois

Jordan Turetsky, MPH

Chief Engagement Officer, CenCal Health

Sufian Chowdhury

Co-Founder and CEO, Kinetik

Joseph Leach

Market President, Oscar Health

UPMC's orthopedic reach grows: 4 moves to know

In the last 24 months Pittsburgh-based UPMC has grown its footprint in the U.S. and abroad. Here are four key moves: 1. Pittsburgh-based UPMC opened a sports medicine clinic in Ireland in partnership with Mardyke Arena University College Cork. 2.…

Duke-led osteoarthritis therapy moves closer to human trials

A Durham, N.C.-based Duke Health-led research team advanced a regenerative osteoarthritis treatment program to its next development phase after meeting preclinical goals under the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health’s “Novel Innovations for Tissue Regeneration in Osteoarthritis” initiative. The effort…

The best orthopedic ASCs in the West: US News

Of the more than 200 orthopedic ASCs on U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers” list, more than 50 are in the West. The full list of all ranked ASCs is here. Here are the spine and orthopedic ASCs…

OrthoArizona building sold for $32M

An OrthoArizona medical office building in Gilbert, Ariz., has been purchased for $32.3 million, according to an April 6 report from BisNow. Montecito Medical Real Estate acquired the nearly 50,000-square-foot facility from Sphere Investments. The building opened in 2019 and…

Interoperability’s next chapter: How healthcare leaders are reenvisioning connected care

Interoperability has long been healthcare’s unfinished project. Despite decades of investment, the industry still operates within fragmented data environments that struggle to keep pace with care delivered across hospitals, physician groups, labs, post-acute providers and community settings. As care delivery…

May 6, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM America/Chicago

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Presenters

Amy Roberts

Director of Health Information Systems and Information Technology, Raleigh Neurology Associates

Sam Lambson

Vice President of Product Management, Platform, athenahealth

Lauren M. Smith MD, MBA

Chief Medical Officer Cook County Health

Steven Travers, PhD, MBA, PMP, CHCIO, CDH-E

Vice President & Chief Information Officer Broward Health

The next wave of ASC opportunities: 10 must-reads for growth and strategy

ASCs are entering a defining moment of growth. As procedures continue shifting to outpatient settings, surgery centers are expanding their role across the healthcare landscape. At the same time, payer dynamics, technology advancements and demand for convenience are accelerating change.…

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Tetrous' EnFix ACL system debuts

The first cases using Tetrous’ EnFix ACL reconstruction system were completed in the U.S. and Australia, according to an April 7 news release. EnFix ACL is a 100% demineralized bone fiber implant that also utilizes the FormLok shape retention to…

Find the revenue hiding in your dental practice

Running a dental practice is complex — and even busy offices can lose revenue without realizing it. This step-by-step, self-audit guide shows how to evaluate your billing performance using data you already have. It walks through the key reports, metrics…

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Hospital for Special Surgery, UFC extend partnership

The UFC is extending its partnership with New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery, according to an April 7 news release. In the multiyear renewal, HSS will remain the exclusive official hospital and official orthopedic consultants of the UFC. Robert…