September 26, 2025

New HHS Study Finds Home Visiting Services Improve Family Wellbeing

The U.S. Health and Human Services (HHS), through the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), released new findings from the Mother and Infant Home Visiting Program Evaluation (MIHOPE) study.

MIHOPE study highlights the long-term benefits to children and families participating in federally funded, evidence-based home visiting services through the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program.

The results show that direct interactions between home visitors and families had statistically significant, long-term positive effects on maternal and family wellbeing outcomes by the time children reached kindergarten.

The positive outcomes included:

• Improvements in families’ economic circumstances,
• Reduced family conflict and violence,
• Better maternal mental and behavioral health, and
• Strengthened parent-child interactions.

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September 25, 2025

Whitepaper: From Bright Shiny Objects to ROI: Winchester Medical Center’s AI Transformation

Ai adoption is surging – but without clear ROI, new tools can add cost, complexity and clinician frustration.

With 470 enterprise applications, Westchester Medical Center Health Network needed more than another point solution. Leaders pursued simplification, systemwide standards and tech tied to long-term goals.

This whitepaper details how WMC leaders shifted their tech strategy toward measurable results. From standardizing across nine hospitals to embedding financial planning in vendor models, their approach offers a blueprint for sustainable, people first innovation.

Insights Include:

• How to streamline tech portfolios to reduce clinician burden,
• Ways to assess vendor fit beyond sales pitches, and
• Lessons from a decade-long partnership built for scale.

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September 22, 2025

Whitepaper: RCM at a Crossroads: How 100+ Finance Leaders are Preparing for What’s Next

Delayed reimbursements, rising denials and under-resourced revenue cycle teams are putting hospital margins at risk.

This report shares insights from 115 finance and RCM leaders on how health systems are upgrading workflows with automation, hybrid staffing models and strategic partnerships to regain control.

Download now to explore the most pressing RCM challenges and see how top performers are building resilient revenue cycles for 2025 and beyond.

You’ll Learn:

• Why traditional denial management fall short, and what high performers do differently,
• How hybrid RCM staffing models support scalability and reduce burnout, and
• Automation strategies that drive real ROI – not just added complexity.

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September 22, 2025

Whitepaper: New Guide Tackles Connected Chronic Conditions Across Care Teams

About 1 in 3 U.S. adults have at least three risk factors for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome – a condition rooted in the overlap of heart disease, kidney disease and metabolic disorders like Type 2 diabetes and obesity.

Yet care delivery remains fragmented, with primary and specialty teams often working in silos.

The American Heart Association’s CKM Health Implementation Guide offers a practical framework to help clinicians detect risk earlier, align workflows and deliver more person-centered care. No matter your specialty, this guide shows how to operationalize the science and design care around whole-patient needs.

Download to Learn:

• How to stage and manage overlapping heart, kidney and metabolic conditions from prevention to progression,
• What to add – and remove – from workflows: waist circumference, kidney screening, social risk, and
• How to implement a CKM coordinator model to connect care across specialties.

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September 12, 2025

Whitepaper: From Burnout to Better Benefits: What 4.5M Healthcare Workers Want Now

Financial stress, burnout and benefit dissatisfaction are driving turnover across healthcare – but new data from 4.5 million nonprofit healthcare workers reveals a path forward for employers.

Based on survey insights from more than 1.5 million nurses and 500,000 physicians, this report highlights the disconnect between what healthcare workers need and what benefit programs currently deliver. It outlines how HR, benefits and finance leaders can better support a multigenerational workforce – while improving retention, engagement and long-term retirement readiness.

Download to learn:

• The top 3 benefits that drive loyalty and how leading systems are delivering them,
• What successful organizations are doing to address student debt and financial stress head-on, and
• How to evolve your total rewards strategy to meet future workforce expectations and ROI goals.

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September 12, 2025

Whitepaper: Still Solving Gaps One Tool at a Time? There’s a Better Approach

Digital fragmentation is stalling care coordination. Clinicians toggle between systems. Pharmacists use different drug references than physicians. Patients receive inconsistent information. And IT leaders are left stitching solutions together – with limited success.

A systemic approach to integrating clinical information across teams can help improve care delivery, team collaboration, and patient outcomes. This whitepaper introduces a systems-thinking framework to unify care delivery around trusted, evidence-based information. Backed by examples from Allina Health, St. Luke’s University Health Network, and more, it shows how integrated guidance at the point of care can reduce errors, align teams, and support patients throughout their health journeys.

For CIOs, CMIOs, and digital transformation leaders, this is more than a fix – it’s a blueprint for sustainable, team-based care.

You’ll Learn:

• 5 strategies to build out evidence-based, interconnected teams,
• How health systems are scaling digital tools without overloading staff, and
• Measurable results – including fewer errors, improved clinician engagement, and increased patient trust.

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September 9, 2025

Whitepaper: RCM at a Crossroads: How 100+ Finance Leaders are Preparing for What’s Next

Delayed reimbursements, rising denials and under-resources revenue cycle teams are putting hospital margins at risk.

This report shares insights from 115 finance and RCM leaders on how health systems are upgrading workflows with automation, hybrid staffing models and strategic partnerships to regain control.

Download now to explore the most pressing RCM challenges and see how top performers are building resilient revenue cycles for 2025 and beyond.

You’ll Learn:

• Why traditional denial management falls short and what high performers do differently,
• How hybrid RCM staffing models support scalability and reduce burnout, and
• Automation strategies that drive real ROI – not just added complexity.

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September 8, 2025

Whitepaper: Transforming Patient Monitoring: The Story of Modern CMUs’ Success

Across the country, leading health systems are taking a new approach to their remote telemetry operations: next-generation central monitoring units that shed old constraints to promote patient safety and support overburdened frontline teams.

Next-generation CMUs unify monitoring across entire systems, providing consistent, reliable alarm management. Learn from Baptist Health Jacksonville and Jackson Memorial on successful CMU deployment.

Key takeaways:

• Real-world impact: Baptist Health Jacksonville reports a 10% drop in unnecessary telemetry.
• Efficiency gains: Jackson Memorial saves eight hours daily with modern telemetry strategies.
• Enhanced safety: Seamless integration with EMR/ADT systems enhances real-time outcomes.

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