Heading to Harbor Maryland for the HFMA Annual Conference in June? They are expecting 3,500 of the brightest minds in healthcare finance. Here are some companies and their booth’s you might want to check out and stop by.
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NOW on Demand FINN Voices episode with host Beth Friedman and her guest Darin Ryder, Senior Vice President at e4health and former IT executive at UF Health, Brookmeade Healthcare, and several national consulting firms. Recorded live at the Georgia HIMSS Annual Conference, their conversation centers on a recent CIO survey and roundtable led by e4health.
By Beth Friedman – AHIMA recently held its 2025 Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota, setting a vision to empower, evolve, and impact. As a 20+ year veteran of this event, I can wholeheartedly attest that health information (HI) professionals are ready to live out these verbs and digitally transform their roles.
By Beth Friedman – That’s a wrap for 2024 CHIME Fall Forum this month in San Diego. I had heard about Fall Forum in the past, but this was my first time attending in person. And the experience did not disappoint. Here are my takeaways.
The HFMA Annual Conference is the premier event in healthcare finance, drawing more than 3,000 participants from across the nation and offering 4 strategy-focused general sessions, more than 70 educational sessions, and 7 content tracks over 4 days. We ask who was going and why. Here is what they had to say.
By Beth Friedman – ViVE, a collaborative event sponsored by CHIME and HLTH, This year’s affair, hosted by the Los Angeles Convention Center, was my second ViVE Event and perhaps my best. Industry progress in virtual, value, and hospital room of the future shined on the exhibit floor. Here is what I saw.
Our annual predictions for 2024 continues with AI in 2024 Part 2! Throughout the next few weeks we will be asking the industry experts what they think we will see in 2024. Check back as we cover value-based care, digital health, interoperability, privacy, security, access, and equality.
By Beth Friedman – I’ve attended over two decades of American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) conferences in my career. But this year’s event was remarkably different. At AHIMA23, the association’s legacy of ensuring data quality and protecting patient privacy met face-to-face with today’s most important healthcare issues—