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Bill Bellando has been named executive vice president and CIO of Danville, Pa.-based Geisinger. Mr. Bellando announced the appointment in a June 5 LinkedIn post. “Geisinger is widely recognized for its patient-centered approach, clinical excellence, commitment to innovation and focus…

In this episode, Ryan Cameron, Executive Vice President, Chief Information & Innovation Officer, Children’s Nebraska, shares how his team is leveraging AI, real-time data, and human-centered design to improve care delivery across pediatric settings. He discusses innovative initiatives ranging from…

In this episode, Ryan Cameron, Executive Vice President, Chief Information & Innovation Officer, Children’s Nebraska, shares how his team is leveraging AI, real-time data, and human-centered design to improve care delivery across pediatric settings. He discusses innovative initiatives ranging from…

Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Broward Health has appointed Cornelius Powell, MD, MBA, as chief medical officer of Broward Health North in Deerfield Beach, Fla. Dr. Powell, a board-certified emergency physician, joins the hospital from Sentara Williamsburg (Va.) Regional Medical Center, where…

Anthropic called for the world to build the tools needed to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development, arguing in a new report that the technology’s accelerating ability to improve itself is outpacing the safeguards meant to govern it. The…

Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Novant Health hopes its hospital-at-home success will encourage more private payers to cover the care model and federal lawmakers to make it a long-term solution. Here are five things to know from a June 2 news release: 1.…

A question healthcare executives have been whispering is now being said aloud.  Several factors are giving the question a far louder microphone. In Florida, there is ongoing litigation between The Leapfrog Group, which grades hospitals twice a year on safety…

HHS Inspector General T. March Bell said Hawaii’s Medicaid fraud control unit is no longer certified — and has lost reimbursements from the federal government, as a result. In a June 4 letter to Hawaii officials, Mr. Bell called out…

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