Alexis Kayser is a Healthcare Editor at Our Community Now. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, focusing on themes such as healthcare administration, patient care, and digital health technologies. Alexis's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Newsweek, Becker's Healthcare, and The San Luis Obispo Tribune.
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Faris Flourney agrees that "bad actors" are a problem in hospice care—but warns that new restrictions could restrict access.
Roxanna Gapstur says monetizing innovations developed through the system's new tech partnership is "not out of the question."
By: Alexis Kayser
Employers can't shirk responsibility for novel weight loss drugs forever, executives argued at a recent Newsweek event.
Patient surveys are redefining "quality" health care—and increasingly determining which hospitals are named the best of the best.
The $50 billion Transformation Fund will support rural hospitals, but can't rescue them, executives argued at a Newsweek event.
Krista Nelson says value-based care can deliver—but the push from Washington will test the industry's ability to scale it.
Epic put AI agents, Cosmos and collaboration in the spotlight, while health systems wrestled with resource requirements.
By: Alexis Kayser
Mohan Giridharadas breaks down LeanTaas' plans for inpatient optimization.
Even the smartest hospitals have "many unsmart parts," per Dr. Wonchul Cha, chief innovation officer at Samsung Medical Center.
Watch the full webinar, “What Makes a Smart Hospital ” above, or access an on-demand replay here.
