Featuring expert perspectives from WellSpan Health and Elsevier, this eBook outlines how virtual nursing programs, mentorship opportunities, and technology integration are transforming healthcare systems to retain tenured nurses, empower new graduates, and enhance patient care.
Download now to discover how health systems are redesigning care delivery to meet the evolving needs of the nursing profession.
The 2025 Experian Health State of Claims report was based on a quantitative survey of 250 healthcare professionals responsible for financial, billing or claims management decisions. Questions were intended to determine:
The current state of claims management within provider operations
Reasons for the current state
Actions being taken [by providers] to address the challenges that exist within the claims management function
Highlights from the report include:
Increasing Denial Rates: 41% of providers say they experience a 10% or higher denial rate
Primary Denial Triggers: The top denial triggers include missing or inaccurate claim data, incomplete or incorrect patient registration data, and code inaccuracy
Staffing Challenges: 43% of respondents say they are understaffed
Role of AI in Claims Management: Many believe AI can improve the claims process, and, while few have put it to use, some are seeing promising results
Implementing and sustaining a highly effective block management process
This e-book is designed to guide organizations through the implementation of effective block management tactics.
These strategies have proven successful in improving block utilization, increasing OR efficiency and reducing overtime costs. Each tactic can be tailored to fit the unique culture and staff of your organization.
Gain access to resources for your hospital to collaborate with your OR committee and with surgeon and staff champions to improve overall block management.
Acute care organizations face a multitude complex clinical challenges in managing the clinical aspects of the revenue cycle.
This document analyzes the challenges in utilization management (UM) within acute care organizations and proposes a holistic approach to address these issues.
Navigating Risks: Why Endowments and Foundations Should Reassess Investment Strategies
Sponsored by
Gallagher
September 9, 2025
Endowments and foundations face a dual mandate: preserving and growing capital over the long term while meeting short-term liquidity needs to fund operations, grants or distributions. This is increasingly challenging in today’s complex investment environment. Most endowments and foundations are meant to last into perpetuity, requiring investment strategies that preserve and grow capital over the long term. This long-term time horizon allows them the opportunity to take on more risk in their asset allocations than other institutional investment portfolios, but they cannot afford to completely ignore market volatility. Striking a balance between the dual mandate may be difficult at times, especially in a volatile environment.
This whitepaper provides a guide for Healthcare CEOs and Boards on balancing liquidity and growth.
The rise of direct-to-consumer healthcare: What you need to know.
Sponsored by
MD Live by Evernorth
September 3, 2025
Rising demand for speed, convenience, and personalization has propelled direct-to-consumer (DTC) healthcare from a niche offering to a transformative force. By mirroring the frictionless, digital-first experiences consumers have become accustomed to in other parts of their lives, these solutions bypass traditional healthcare pathways to deliver care directly to patients. Often, they focus on conditions that people may be hesitant to discuss in person, such as weight management, hair loss, or sexual health.
The US DTC telehealth market, valued at $1.47B in 2023, is projected to grow more than 30% annually through 2030. In addition, today’s patients are more empowered, more engaged, and more likely to expect choice, convenience, and control over their care journeys than ever before. And while an engaged patient base offers clear benefits, this rapidly evolving environment also presents real challenges, such as the rising spread of misinformation, inconsistent care quality, and fragmentation of care that arises when services operate outside of coordinated care networks.
However, this shift also presents an extraordinary opportunity.
Download this report to learn:
What’s really driving the DTC care boom
Challenges and opportunities in the era of the “engaged patient”
How payers can balance both convenience and care quality