This episode recorded live at the Becker’s 16th Annual Meeting features Dr. Shawn Griffin, CEO of URAC, who explores how healthcare organizations can build trust in AI through strong governance, ethical leadership, and independent accreditation. He also shares why holding…
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This episode features Aqib Zehri, MD, Neurosurgeon at The Oregon Clinic. Here he discusses his thoughts on access to care, exhausting non-surgical options first, what he is doing to improve quality outcomes, and more.
This episode features Aqib Zehri, MD, Neurosurgeon at The Oregon Clinic. Here he discusses his thoughts on access to care, exhausting non-surgical options first, what he is doing to improve quality outcomes, and more.
In this episode, Sundar Srinivasan, President – Health Plan & Life Sciences, NTT DATA, discusses how payer organizations are moving from AI pilots to scaled deployments, focusing on high impact use cases, operational transformation, and the importance of trust, governance,…
From a Florida brokerage firm pleading guilty to an ACA enrollment fraud scheme to a Texas durable medical equipment owner sentenced to prison for a $61.5 million scheme, here are eight healthcare billing fraud cases Becker’s has reported since March…
Cleveland Clinic’s proposal to operate a level 1 trauma center on its main campus has faced pushback from local health systems and lawmakers in recent months. The situation reflects a longstanding debate that’s played out in trauma markets for decades,…
Forbes Advisor has ranked the best online master’s in healthcare administration programs, evaluating hundreds of accredited, nonprofit colleges in the U.S. across factors including cost, student outcomes and accreditation status. The Forbes Advisor education team published the ranking April 20,…
Healthcare organizations that place a strong emphasis on cost reduction may see higher levels of clinician burnout, according to an April 20 report from KLAS Research. The report, “CMIO & CNIO Perspectives on the Clinician Experience 2026,” is based on…
The Texas Medical Board has sanctioned three physicians on allegations of delayed care for two pregnant women who died, ProPublica reported April 17. In one case, a pregnant 18-year-old sought care for life-threatening complications multiple times, and two physicians —…
A federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida has dismissed an Aetna lawsuit that alleged that radiology practices routed claims to secure higher reimbursement rates. Aetna claimed Radiology Partners and Mori, Bean and Brooks…