Videos

First installment of a new video series in which retiring health system CEOs reflect on the changing healthcare landscape and the challenges that await the next generation of healthcare leaders.

Joseph Cacchione, MD, FACC, executive vice president of Clinical & Network Services at Ascension, discusses how his company was able to provide care and support to patients and staff during the pandemic.

Ascension's use of a multi-channel approach to get COVID-19 vaccines to their communities was beneficial in improving access, said Joseph Cacchione, MD, FACC, executive vice president of Clinical & Network Services at Ascension.

Joseph Cacchione, MD, FACC, executive vice president of Clinical & Network Services at Ascension, explained the advantages of working in a multi-state system during a pandemic and how Ascension catered its response to better serve diverse populations.

Joseph Cacchione, MD, FACC, executive vice president of Clinical & Network Services at Ascension, described some of the lessons he learned from operating in states that were hit hard during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Joseph Cacchione, MD, FACC, executive vice president of Clinical & Network Services at Ascension, discusses how collecting data on social determinants on health and food insecurity helped address health equity during the pandemic.

Ogi Kwon, of R1 Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) offers insights on lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and the future of price transparency.

Ogi Kwon, of R1 Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) outlines issues associated with patient experience that have direct impacts on revenue cycle management.

Ogi Kwon, of R1 Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) describes how revenue cycle processes are interrelated.

Ogi Kwon, of R1 Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) speaks on the effectiveness of CMS' price transparency requirements and offers insights into the future of consumerization of health care.

A VHA expert discusses how the health system leverages data and technology.

Diversity is a major focus of Weill Cornell Medicine. The Dean explains why and how the school is achieving a more diverse environment.

St. Luke's CEO Doug Lawson, Ph.D., discusses the logistics of his health system's plan to for a large-scale vaccination event in Houston's historic Rice Stadium.

This week, Dr. Sachin Jain of SCAN Health leads Academy Health's 2021 Datapalooza and National Health Policy Conference. He discussed how health systems that know they have issues with diversity can start to address the problem.

An ADVI expert details the firm's report about hospitals' early compliance with the price transparency rule.

A pioneer in the Health IT world discusses how different segments of healthcare will use telemedicine after the pandemic, and why navigators are a good idea across the board--not just for telemedicine.

Dr. Shereef Elnahal had a full agenda when he took the helm at University Hospital Newark. Months later, he faced a new crisis: COVID-19. This week, Elnahal shares lessons from the pandemic at Academy Health's policy conference.

André Blackman of Onboard Health discusses the need for diversity in healthcare.

The chief consumer officer for UnitedHealthcare explains her priorities and challenges for 2021.

The healthcare industry has seen a massive acceleration in the overall acceptance of cloud-based tech.

The industry is beginning to realize healthcare can be accessed from different places.

Having all of a patient's data in one place gives a more clear picture of their health.

What makes a digital health initiative successful? An expert explains at HLTH2019.

Part one of interviews featuring experts explaining why they got into the digital health space.

There are ways for the two to work off each other to improve outcomes.

New regulations could mean new challenges for health systems.

An expert explains at HLTH2019.

Two experts give insights into why non-traditional brands are moving into the healthcare sector.

Reimbursement could drive the adoption of the tools.

Health systems need to establish what they want the wearable device to be used for.