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What you might be missing: The anesthesia revenue cycle audit

If you are not actively auditing your anesthesia revenue cycle, you may be missing revenue risks and opportunities. This webinar will help leaders understand what a comprehensive anesthesia revenue cycle management audit can reveal before those issues turn into larger…

Apr 23, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Jody Casey

Chief Growth Officer NAPA

Lynn Van Houten

SVP, Revenue Cycle Management, NAPA

Angela Conlon

Senior Director, Revenue Integrity & Optimization, NAPA

Clavio Ascari - Jason Grady Clavio Ascari, MD

Chief Clinical Officer, NAPA

Christina Midcap

VP, Managed Care Contracting, NAPA

Minimally invasive spine associated with reduced opioid use: Study

Minimally invasive spine surgery was associated with reduced opioid consumption, with endoscopic procedures having the lowest average use, according to a study published March 18 for the Global Spine Journal. Five things to know: 1. Researchers evaluated a prospective cohort…

From Write-Offs to Script Leakage: Where Revenue Gets Lost

Across health systems, revenue can be lost at multiple points in the medication journey, from prescriptions that are abandoned to therapies that never begin to claims that end in write-offs. Those losses are often addressed separately. Pharmacy leaders focus on…

Apr 21, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Dr. Tan Chen's playbook for scaling spine care at Inova

In less than six months, Tan Chen, MD, has joined a new team of providers; including Andy Mo, MD, and Andrew Fanous, MD; who are partnering with the Inova Spine Program to expand access and deliver more coordinated spine care…

Specialty medication success: A game plan for reducing prescription abandonment

Specialty therapies hold enormous clinical potential, but access barriers often prevent patients from starting treatment. Over half of prescriptions for newly launched specialty medications never reach patients, and 100 million prescriptions are abandoned each year across branded therapies. At the…

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The surgeon’s perspective: Using neuromonitoring data when it matters most

When neurologic signals shift unexpectedly mid-procedure, the decisions that follow can define outcomes. Intraoperative neuromonitoring (IONM) has become a critical tool for spine surgeons navigating complex cases, but its value depends on how well it is integrated into surgical planning,…

Apr 28, 2026 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM CDT

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Dr. Daniel Hedequist, M.D

Chief, Spine Division Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Department, Boston’s Children’s Hospital Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Harvard Medical School

Dr. Hasan A. Zaidi, M.D

Director, Adult Deformity/Scoliosis Center, MassGen Brigham Associate Professor of Neurosurgery, Harvard Medical School

Dr. Joseph Doria, M.D.

Medical Director, SpecialtyCare

Matthew Toczylowski, BS, CNIM

Director of Clinical Performance and Innovation, SpecialtyCare

Mitali Bose, MS, CNIM

Senior Surgical Neurophysiologist III, SpecialtyCare

Strategic workforce modernization at Bon Secours Mercy Health

Imagine a staffing environment where open-shift incentives are no longer managed through spreadsheets, schedules are better aligned to patient demand and leaders have clearer visibility into workforce needs across the enterprise. This whitepaper shows how Bon Secours Mercy Health is…

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5 neurosurgeons stepping into leadership roles

Health systems and academic medical centers are increasingly turning to experienced spine and neurosurgeons to lead growth, standardize care and expand access across complex service lines. Recent leadership appointments across the U.S. highlight a broader push to align clinical expertise…

17 spine surgery firsts in Q1

Several surgeons debuted spine devices and other techniques during the first quarter from cervical discs to personalized implants. Note: This is not an exhaustive list. 1. Randy Dryer, MD, Curiteva’s CMO, performed the first clinical case using the company’s Inspire standalone ALIF…

Payers push spine innovation, practice collaborations forward in Q1

During the first quarter of 2026, payers have bolstered both spine devicemakers and practices. Here are five moves to know: Tech coverage 1. UnitedHealthcare will cover Highridge Medical’s vertebral body tethering device, The Tether. The Tether is approved as a…