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Health systems brace for the 'silver tsunami'
Around 10,000 Americans turn 65 years old every day, gaining access to Medicare benefits. The number of Medicare beneficiaries is expected to continue growing in the next five years, and health systems are making changes to keep up. -
Wright Lassiter: $100M Morehouse School of Medicine partnership transcends hospital limits
Wright Lassiter III, CEO of Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, recently joined Morehouse School of Medicine's "Danforth Dialogues" podcast to discuss topics ranging from CommonSpirit's partnership with the Morehouse School of Medicine to effective leadership. -
Healthcare's next big disruptors
Becker's asked C-suite executives from hospitals and health systems across the U.S. to share the biggest disruptors in healthcare. -
How Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) is alleviating OR staffing challenges and saving 25 hours per week
When it comes to matching the supply of operating room staff to the unpredictable demands of surgery schedules, health systems face daunting challenges. -
New Report Reveals that Nearly All Hospital Leaders Identify Staffing Constraints and Inefficient Discharges as the Biggest Barriers to Patient Flow
Capacity constraints continue to impact inpatient units, with over 90% citing staffing as the biggest pain point and nearly 84% citing discharge process breakdown as the biggest bottleneck -
Q&A: Understanding the Characteristics of a Strong Software and Services Partner for Inpatient Flow
Becker’s recently sat down with Jason Harber, Vice President of Client Services, iQueue for Inpatient Flow at LeanTaaS and Niel Oscarson, Research Director at KLAS Research to discuss inpatient flow challenges and AI-powered solutions. -
Fourth Annual Boardroom Insights Survey Reveals New Findings for Health Care Boards
Changing Regulatory Compliance, Over-Reliance on Paper, Cybersecurity Top List of Concerns OnBoard recently published its fourth annual Boardroom Insights Survey, which surveys board professionals and stakeholders about the dynamics and trends impacting board effectiveness. -
'Medical freedom' candidates defeated in Florida health system board race
Four candidates who ran on a "medical freedom" platform in hopes of winning a seat on the board for one of Florida's largest public health systems lost to Republican opponents in the Aug. 20 primary, according to WUSF, an NPR member station. -
10 CEOs transforming healthcare
The CEO Forum Group, a media and marketing company focused exclusively on CEOs, has unveiled its latest list of the "Top 10 CEOs Transforming Healthcare in America" for 2024. -
Hospitals turn to external CEO hires
It is not unusual for hospitals and health systems to hire external candidates as CEOs, particularly in recent years. -
5 RCM Metrics that Matter for Facility-Based Physician Groups
My tenure in healthcare financial services has allowed me to witness some of the most tumultuous years in history for increasing provider regulation and decreasing reimbursement. For years, I’ve watched providers meticulously justify their decisions and treatment plans to obtain fair reimbursement, while payers continue to subject these providers to increasing scrutiny. -
The budget area this Louisiana system CEO won't touch
E.J. Kuiper, with two decades of experience in Catholic healthcare leadership, began serving as president and CEO of Baton Rouge, La.-based Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System in May. -
How an EF5 tornado taught an Oklahoma system CEO authenticity
On Richie Splitt's second Monday at Norman (Okla.) Regional Health System in 2013, an EF5 tornado swept through Central Oklahoma, killing 24 people and injuring more than 200. -
NYC Health + Hospitals execs publish textbook on COVID response
Three executives at NYC Health + Hospitals have released a 400-page textbook featuring lessons in crisis management based on the health system's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. -
LeanTaaS Races Towards $150 Million in Annual Contract Value, Cementing its Market Leadership
Notable financial achievement makes the AI-powered hospital operations leader one of the largest, fastest growing healthcare AI companies -
5 big points of tension for CEOs
CEOs are regularly faced with decisions that require the balancing of outcomes and managing trade-offs. These decision points typically center around one or more of five key dilemmas. -
4 tips to up your leadership skills, per 1 Kaiser director
One Kaiser Permanente leader recently shared advice on career advancement through leadership skills development. -
Former CNO of Hackensack Meridian behavioral health hospital dies
Shaun Sweeney, MSN, RN, former vice president of patient care services and CNO at Hackensack Meridian Health Carrier Clinic in Belle Mead, N.J., died Aug. 10 at the age of 58, according to an obituary published by the M.J. Murphy Funeral Home. -
Meet the leader whose CEO career began at 23
Doug McMillan, CEO of Cody (Wy.) Regional Health, is a true example of someone who wakes up every day and does what he loves. It started 41 years ago when he became CEO of Haxtun (Colo.) Hospital at age 23. -
Former South Dakota hospital CEO dies
Lyle Schroeder, former longtime president of Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sioux Valley Hospital, died Aug. 13 at 89.
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