What You Should Know:
– In a significant move for the “tele-prescribing” landscape, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) have announced a fourth temporary extension of…
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Alla K. Woodson, General Manager, Anesthesia & Global Services, GE HealthCare Patient Care Solutions
In today’s healthcare environment, hospitals typically have 10 to 15 connected medical devices per bed, meaning clinical engineering teams are often…
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Howard Bright, CTO at RevSpring
In healthcare today, one of the quietest yet most damaging leak points lies between the referral and the actual appointment. It’s easy to think of referral processing as a back-office…
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Craig Birch, Technology Evangelist & Principal Security Engineer at Cayosoft
In early 2024, the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago faced a catastrophic cyber incident. Between January 26 and 31, attackers infiltrated…
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Shuki Licht, Head of Innovation and VP of AI Technology at HealthEquity
The healthcare industry is a leader in AI agent adoption at 68%, according to KPMG research, with early implementations reducing administrative workload by…
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Pramila Srinivasan, Ph.D., CEO, CharmHealth
As 2026 begins, I’m seeing a clear shift in how care is delivered and how patients expect to participate in it. After years of incremental progress, the industry is finally…
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What You Should Know:
– A new 2026 report from Black Book Market Research reveals a decisive shift in global healthcare procurement: digital sovereignty has replaced functionality as the primary “gatekeeper” for international contracts.
– Roughly…
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Evan Schwartz, CEO of Aloe Care Health
America is about to experience the most expensive decade in the history of healthcare. Within five years, one in five Americans will be 65 or older. By 2034,…
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Ed Chekan, MD, F.A.C.S., VP of Medical Affairs and Professional Education at Asensus Surgical
Lately, I’ve been reading headlines about full autonomous surgery – claims that gallbladders can be removed without a human hand. It…
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Too many of us know the drill. After weeks or months of waiting, you finally land a doctor’s appointment. You sit in the exam room, anxious. When the doctor walks in, you get more eye contact with the laptop than with them. The visit feels rushed, and you leave with more questions than answers.
That…
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