U.S. healthcare systems are entering a new phase of financial constraint. Margin pressure driven by federal policy changes, increased labor costs, and shifting reimbursement models is pushing leaders to revisit their cost structure with renewed urgency.
RICHMOND, IN – August 11, 2025 – Reid Health has partnered with hellocare.ai to bring AI-assisted smart hospital technology to every patient room, transforming the patient and nurse experience while enhancing clinical efficiency.
Hospital-acquired pressure injuries (HAPIs) affect 1 in 10 hospitalized adults in the U.S.1 and are responsible for as many as 60,000 deaths annually.2 For hospitals, this means a financial impact to the tune of $11 billion in preventable costs every year.3
Everyone’s talking about AI in healthcare — but in revenue cycle management, confusion remains about what it actually does. For RCM and finance leaders, the key question is: What makes an AI solution truly intelligent?
Managing a dental service organization (DSO) with multiple locations is complex, and insurance coverage plays a crucial role in mitigating risks. Unlike traditional single-site practices, DSOs require centralized, scalable insurance strategies to support operations, ensure compliance across different jurisdictions, and manage growing risk exposure.
As healthcare data grows more complex and cyber threats become more severe, the need for strong data governance and cohesive, system-wide analytics strategies has never been greater.
Complex wounds represent a growing challenge to the healthcare community. As patients age and develop an increasing number of comorbidities, including diabetes and obesity, they are more prone to developing wounds and to experiencing longer, more complex recoveries.
Clearwater, FL – July 21, 2025 – hellocare.ai, the leading AI-assisted virtual care delivery and patient engagement platform transforming hospital operations and care models, today announced its integration with Epic MyChart Bedside TV and official listing in Epic Toolbox under the Bedside TV Hardware category.
Healthcare is constantly transforming, and payment integrity programs are facing unprecedented challenges fueled by rising medical spend, an evolving and unpredictable regulatory environment and increasing stakeholder expectations.
In healthcare — and specifically, clinical diagnostics — no single organization has unlimited resources. That’s why collaboration is essential for investing in diverse areas to make groundbreaking tools for diagnosis and treatment available to clinicians and the patients they serve.
As health systems face mounting pressure to cut costs without compromising care, a growing number are turning to AI in the mid-revenue cycle. Technology investments have to do more than promise value, however — they must prove it.
The dermatology market in the U.S. is at a pivotal moment of transformation, with spending poised to climb from $40.55 billion in 2023 to $70 billion by 2030. This unprecedented growth mirrors past instances where blockbuster therapies revolutionized treatment for common conditions – from high blood pressure and cholesterol to anxiety and depression – but also triggered unsustainable cost trends.
In healthcare, emergencies are inevitable. But what isn’t guaranteed is whether a 911 call will be routed correctly—with the right location and to the right responders.
A new peer-reviewed study analyzed real-world data from patients of a large, risk-bearing provider, who were also covered by one of New Jersey’s largest health plans. It found that a non-invasive, home-based treatment for knee and back pain reduced musculoskeletal (MSK) healthcare costs by 81%. Total savings: nearly $9 million in just 20 months.
A recent survey from the American Medical Association found that 66% of medical providers used AI in some capacity in the past year. That represented a dramatic 78% increase from the prior year.
Julia.ai, a new AI-driven buyer-practice matchmaker, is poised to change the way DSOs in expansion mode find the right dental practices, boosting efficacy with ranked opportunities
In today’s healthcare environment, community hospital leaders face mounting pressure to do more with less—optimize revenue, improve quality, and retain a shrinking workforce. Against this backdrop, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful tool in medical coding, promising speed, accuracy, and efficiency.
It’s a changing world — and marketplace — for health and wellness providers. Mergers and acquisitions mean private equity firms are gaining an increasing share of the marketplace.1 And more and more nontraditional providers — retailers, insurance companies and advanced primary care providers — are entering the market.2
A recent global survey of healthcare leaders found that 90% foresee an acceleration in digital transformation, as systems lean into virtual care, advanced tools and AI-driven innovations.
When medically complex patients require hospital care, they tend to experience longer recovery times than other patients do and are more likely to readmit to the ICU.1,2