By Stuart Z. Goldstein – The U.S. healthcare system is structurally broken. Despite years of well-intentioned pilots and incremental fixes across Medicaid, Medicare, commercial insurance rates and legacy computers, the problems grow larger.
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By Michelle Barlow RN BSN – Hospice providers are entering a tougher regulatory environment. Oversight is increasing, audits and surveys are drawing more attention to day-to-day execution, and documentation is carrying more financial weight. Beyond regulation, these requirements also play an important role in making sure patients receive timely follow-up and symptom management when they need it most.
By Hasnain Ali – Healthcare organizations have made significant investments in digital infrastructure, electronic health records, automated claim scrubbing tools, and analytics platforms designed to improve financial performance. Yet despite these advancements, denial rates, delayed reimbursements, and avoidable rework remain common across both independent practices and large health systems.
By Thomas Kluz – The future of healthcare is no longer just in hospitals or on screens, but in-between. A hybrid model is evolving to become the primary method of care delivery integrating AI-powered telehealth, continuous remote monitoring, smart triage, and predictive analytics into a responsive, patient-centered experience that meets people where they are.
By Sarah Harper – At the TruBridge National Client Conference 2026, a consistent theme emerged: sustaining rural healthcare requires both innovation and human connection.
By Garry Marshall – Speak to most retail pharmacists, and you will likely hear about how incredibly difficult the job is right now. However, many pharmacy leaders are looking to artificial intelligence (AI) as a potential solution. And they are correct in doing so.
By Louis Devaleix – My business partner and I operated a multi-state behavioral health organization with 10 facilities across five states. We struggled with the lack of accountability and transparency in our operations, feeling as though we were running our business blindly.
By Kaitlyn Bookout – More than 10,000 heart rhythm experts gathered at McCormick Place for HRS 2026. This year, the focus shifted from clinical skill alone to the necessity of a strong data strategy for cardiac device management.
By Wael Khouli MD MBA – I want to be direct about something: the denial problem in U.S. healthcare is not complicated to understand. It is complicated to fix, but the basic dynamic is straightforward. Hospitals deliver medically appropriate care, submit claims, and then watch a meaningful portion of those claims get denied.