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As health systems face persistent margin pressure, CEOs are taking a more deliberate approach to capital deployment — not pulling back altogether, but scrutinizing more than ever how and when investments are made. According to Kaufman Hall’s “National Hospital Flash…
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In this episode, Jenni Alvey, CFO, IU Health, discusses how her team is navigating margin pressure, major capital investments, and policy uncertainty while staying aligned through long-range financial planning. She also shares how health systems can balance affordability, growth, and…
In this episode, Scott Becker outlines major developments including CMS payment updates and bundled care proposals, hospital expansion and consolidation moves, growth in Hospital at Home programs, and more.
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In this episode, Mark Behl, President and CEO of NorthBay Health, discusses the system’s strategy to expand access through neighborhood clinics, primary care growth, and ambulatory services across Northern California. He also shares perspectives on financial pressures, technology investments, and…
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New York City-based NewYork-Presbyterian has been ordered to pay $500,000 and make “sweeping” reforms as part of a settlement over its treatment of patients experiencing behavioral health emergencies. Six things to know: 1. Following a yearslong investigation, the Office of…
Houston-based symplr, a leader in enterprise healthcare operations software trusted in 9 of 10 U.S. hospitals and more than 400 U.S. health plans, has appointed Venkat Kavarthapu CEO, effective immediately. Mr. Kavarthapu brings more than 25 years of healthcare technology…