Cancer outcomes have improved but delays and fragmentation still define much of the care journey. Patients wait an average of 156 days between screening and diagnosis, and every four-week delay can increase mortality risk by 6 to 8 percent. For…
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The problem usually isn’t the clinical strategy. It’s what happens after the strategy is approved. When priorities blur, ownership fragments and progress goes unmeasured, even well-designed plans stall before they reach members. The downstream effects — avoidable utilization, missed engagement…
Deb Vona
Deborah Stewart, MD
Katherine Musler
Vimbai Mudimu
Health systems are facing mounting pressure around primary care economics, physician burnout and patient access — and leaders are finding a way forward that doesn’t require restructuring what’s already working. In this webinar, leaders from Weill Cornell Medicine and Mission…
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Timothy P. Seibert, MPH
Chief Administrative Officer and Executive Director, Primary Care Initiative, Weill Cornell Medicine
Chad Wadell, MD, FACP
Site Director, Internal Medicine, Mission Heritage Medical Group, Mission Hospital Foundation
Keith Elgart
Chief Executive Officer, Concierge Choice Physicians
Gianna Angelillo
Director, Marketing and Communications, Concierge Choice Physicians
For independent practices, denials don’t just delay payments. They drain staff time, strain margins, and create backlogs that take weeks to unwind. The financial impact is visible in A/R reports. The operational impact is felt in every billing cycle. Most…
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Michelle Scott
AVP RCS Operations Veradigm
Precision genomics is moving from the lab into the operational core of health systems — yet translating that clinical capability into enterprise value remains a challenge for many. Health systems are under increasing pressure to reduce operational burden, standardize care,…
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James Stover, PhD
Tens of millions of average-risk adults remain overdue for colorectal cancer screening, even as colorectal cancer has become the leading cause of cancer death among Americans under 50. Traditional mailed FIT programs often struggle to sustain engagement, complete follow-up colonoscopy…
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Among 11 cancer hospitals exempt from reporting to Medicare’s Inpatient Prospective Payment System, Buffalo, N.Y.-based Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center had the lowest 30-day unplanned readmission rate between Oct. 1, 2023, and Sept. 30. 2024, according to CMS data published…
Enabling cancer patients to report their symptoms electronically improved overall quality-of-life outcomes and helped patients feel more in control of their care, according to a study published May 12 in JCO Oncology Practice. Fifty-two U.S. oncology practices conducted the trial…
Most payer organizations agree AI will reshape underwriting, claims and operations. But many initiatives still struggle to move beyond isolated pilots. The challenge is no longer whether AI matters. It’s how to operationalize it responsibly. This new white paper examines…
As health systems accelerate AI adoption, technology leaders are discovering that some of the biggest risks aren’t obvious during the vendor demo stage. At Tampa, Fla.-based Moffitt Cancer Center, one of the most revealing lessons came during implementation of a…
