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Webinars Hidden revenue loss starts with one decision: Observation or inpatient

Hospitals lose millions of dollars each year to decisions made before a patient is ever discharged. The most consequential is often the first: whether to classify a patient as observation or inpatient — a single choice that can alter reimbursement…

Sep 22, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:
  • Adam Milne, SVP of Strategic Advisory Services, CorroHealth
  • Kathy DeVault, MSL, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, FAHIMA, System Director of Health Information Management, Bozeman Health
  • Eric Shelov, MD MBI, Associate Chief Health Informatics Officer, Inpatient, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
  • Patricia Plair, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer - Jackson Memorial Campus, Jackson Memorial Hospital
  • Pradeep V. Kadambi, MD, MBA, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, Upper Valley Medical Center, Premier Health

Webinars AI agents are changing the tradeoff between audit quality and scale

Payment integrity has long been constrained by audit capacity and review quality. When teams only audit what they’re staffed to handle and consistency varies widely across reviewers, it’s difficult to measure true hit rates or maintain quality at scale. AI…

Sep 21, 2026 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT

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Presenters:
  • Shri Santhanam, Chief Product Officer, Machinify
  • Emma Nasif, Chief Legal Officer, Machinify
  • Vijay Bharadwaj, Chief AI Scientist, Machinify

Which health systems have AI chiefs

As hospitals and health systems further embed AI into healthcare delivery, they are increasingly appointing chief AI officers or equivalent senior executives with dedicated responsibility for AI governance, implementation and oversight. The growing presence of these roles reflects the industry’s…

By: Naomi Diaz

Whitepapers The End of Chart Chase: How Payers Are Rethinking Risk Adjustment

CMS’s expanding RADV audit activity is changing the economics of risk adjustment. The question is no longer whether organizations can optimize retrospective chart chase. The question is whether their operating model can withstand continuous audit scrutiny at enterprise scale. Retrospective…

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DOJ charges 19 individuals in $4M home care fraud schemes

The Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division expanded its Northeast Health Care Fraud Strike Force into Philadelphia and charged 19 defendants in alleged Medicaid home health aide fraud schemes. The expansion pairs the Fraud Division’s Health Care Fraud Section with…

By: Naomi Diaz

Upcoming Webinars and Virtual Events: August 2026

Webinar – August 25th, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CT. Why positioning injuries still happen in spine cases that follow the rules.Despite time-outs and standard protocols, positioning-related nerve and pressure injuries continue to occur in spine surgery. Perioperative leader Jen…

By: Laura Zuba

Meet the CIOs of US News’ Best Hospitals

U.S. News and World Report’s 2026-2027 Best Hospitals Honor Roll recognizes 20 hospitals, and each is backed by a chief information officer or chief digital information officer steering its technology, data and AI strategy. Some have held the role for…

By: Naomi Diaz

Hospitals already losing money are about to lose more

Hospital finance leaders have beaten back 340B payment cuts, site-neutral reimbursement and Medicaid rollbacks before. They have never had to model all three landing in the same fiscal year. That is the challenge in front of them now.  CMS’ proposed…

By: Alan Condon

Healthcare job openings post biggest monthly drop in nearly a year

Healthcare and social assistance job openings fell by 147,000 in June, the largest single-month decline for the sector in nearly a year, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released Aug. 4. The drop brought healthcare and…

By: Kelly Gooch
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