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1. California hospital down to 8 days of cash on hand, faces ‘serious financial gap’ Full story
2. Healthcare on the ballot: 8 measures to watch Full story
3. Not all clinical AI is created equal. Hospital leaders are taking notice. Read more.
4. CMS official wants to quadruple provider suspensions in 6 months Full story
5. Health systems running the most EHRs Full story
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6. Learn how Mount Sinai and UHealth physicians cut the time between prescription and treatment during this webinar. Register with one click.
7. Epic health systems can now link scheduling to the VA Full story
8. Trump executive order to create NIH women’s health division Full story
9. 85% of health IT leaders call budget the top barrier to modernizing. Get expert tips to sequence your investments in this webinar.
10. OpenAI model breached government site to pull hospital-bed data Full story
11. Spreadsheet-based replacement cycles can’t survive this level of capital scrutiny. Hear what can in this webinar.
12. Tower Health CEO on payer strife: ‘We have no choice than to push back’ Full story
13. Hospital stocks gain ground: 4 things to know Full story
14. UnitedHealth’s subsidiary count gets bigger Full story
15. AI and pancreatic cancer detection: 4 notes Full story
16. 10 safest cities in America: WalletHub Full story
Becker’s Learning Opportunities
17. Beginning in 2027, health plans get scored on what happens after a positive stool test. NCQA’s research scientist explains in this webinar.
18. Piedmont Columbus Regional now treats stroke faster than national guidelines without an on-site neurologist. See the model in this webinar.
19. Healthcare payment increasingly carries downside risk, and CMS signals more ahead. 5 execs share strategies for driving performance across a fragmented network in this webinar. Register with one click.
20. Becker’s upcoming webinars: predicting drug shortages, AI in patient translation and capital planning. See the sessions here.
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