June 8, 2026

On-Demand Webinar: What the Data Says: A Candid Conversation on Healthcare Operations Today

Hospital operating margins closed out 2025 at an adjusted year-to-date rate of 1.3% according to Kaufman Hall. At that threshold, a single operational inefficiency can quickly become a financial crisis.

This on-demand session offers a data-driven look at where health systems are struggling – and where early progress is being made.

Drawing from a pre-event survey of 70+ healthcare leaders and live polling conducted with executive, clinical and operational audiences, the conversation covers margin pressure and AI adoption in healthcare operations.

In this session, you will learn:

  • Why financial pressure dominates as the top operational challenge, cited by 52% of surveyed leaders, and
  • Where AI adoption is breaking down: 30% of executives cited prohibitive cost to scale as the primary obstacle.

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June 8, 2026

Webinar: From Hidden Cost Center to Strategic Asset: Rethinking Language Services, June 23

Healthcare organizations are under intensifying pressure to control operational costs without compromising patient experience or clinical outcomes. Language services sit directly inside that tension – often treated as a back-office expense, yet tied to patient access, throughput and care quality.

On June 23, an expert panel will examine how forward thinking organizations are approaching language services as a strategic operational lever. The discussion features Neil Wallis, COO of MetroWest Medical Center, part of Tenet healthcare, alongside Emmanuel Chepkwony, VP, Enterprise Language Access and interpreting Services at Advocate Health.

Learnings include:

  • The operational bottlenecks delaying patient access,
  • Key drivers of rising interpreting session costs and practical ways to mitigate them,
  • A framework for evaluating the operational effectiveness and ROI of a language services program, and
  • How to communicate value and build stakeholder alignment across finance, operations and patient experience.

Cost: Free

When: Tuesday, June 23, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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June 8, 2026

Registration Open: Missouri Rural Health Conference, September 9 – 10

The 2026 Missouri Rural Health Conference is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of rural communities. This annual event brings together healthcare professionals, policymakers, advocates, and community partners committed to advancing rural health.

Featured Sessions:

  • Keynote Address: “Burnout to Boundaries: Protecting the Rural Healthcare Workforce”
  • General Session: “Tech Advancements in Rural Health”
  • Panel Discussion: “Becoming an Impactful Advocate for Rural Health”
  • Rural Health Awards: 3rd annual Rural Health Excellence awards
  • RHC Track: Dedicated sessions addressing the unique needs of Missouri’s rural health clinics

Who Should Attend:

The conference is open to the public and designed for professionals across the rural health ecosystem to create a comprehensive, cross-sector perspective on rural health challenges and solutions.

You can expect to connect with representatives from:

  • Rural Hospital Systems
  • Federally Qualified Health Centers
  • Rural Health Clinics
  • Educational Institutions
  • Public Health Departments
  • Policymaking Bodies
  • Community-Based Organizations

Registration Fee:

  • Early Bird Discount Rate: $150
  • MARHC Member: $150
  • General Attendee Registration: $200

When: Wednesday, September 9 – 10, 2026

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June 8, 2026

On-Demand Webinar: How AdventHealth Improved Care Transitions and Drove $48.6M in Operational Value

Length of stay is one of the most significant sources of avoidable cost and operational strain in hospitals today, yet many health systems still struggle to reduce unwarranted variation in inpatient days in a clinically appropriate and sustainable way.

In this webinar, hospital leaders will hear how AdventHealth addressed avoidable length of stay by aligning IT and care management and implementing coordinated changes to people, processes and technology. Presenters will share how greater transparency across discharge processes supported timely, appropriate post-acute placement-enhancing patient centered care and creating more predictable patient flow.

Attendees will learn how this work helped AdventHealth unlock $48.6M in systemwide value (full-year impact), achieve a 9% improvement in length of stay, cut post-acute placement time in half and improve patient flow across more than 50 hospitals.

Attendees will learn how to:

  • Identify the highest-impact drivers of avoidable length of stay tied to post-acute discharge delays,
  • Align IT and care management to improve visibility, accountability and timely decision-making,
  • Translate length of stay improvement into measurable financial impact and increased capacity, and
  • Apply a repeatable, system-ready approach to sustaining care transition improvements at scale while integrating with an existing EMR.

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June 8, 2026

Whitepaper: A People-First Guide to AI in Healthcare Workflows, Security and Connection

Most physicians spend about one-third of their working hours in the HER and on administrative tasks – time that comes directly out of patient interaction, judgment work and recovery between cases. AI is starting to shift that calculus, but for healthcare leaders evaluating the landscape, the question is no longer whether to adopt it. It’s where, how and with what guardrails.

This new e-magazine pulls together perspectives from clinicians and health IT experts on practical applications of AI across the workflows that affect both clinician burden and patient outcomes. The discussion includes how virtual medical assistants are emerging as the next evolution of documentation support, what to weigh when selecting an AI vendor, how the AI-era threat landscape is changing cybersecurity priorities, and where AI is actively easing the cognitive and emotional load on nurses.

Health systems featured include Phoenix Children’s Hospital, Hendrick Health System and Holzer Health System.

Insights include:

  • How AI is reducing “work about work,” from documentation to quality reporting,
  • What to prioritize when evaluating AI vendors: accuracy, pricing, integration and transparency,
  • How AI is reshaping the cybersecurity threat landscape and what to require of every vendor, and
  • How AI is easing the cognitive and emotional burden on nurses.

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June 8, 2026

MRHA Webinar: Nurse Call and Wander Management Systems for Rural Healthcare, July 16

Join this webinar for an in-depth look at modern nurse call and wander management solutions designed to meet the unique needs of rural healthcare facilities. This session will showcase the latest Tek-CARE technologies, including Tek-CARE 400 GEN3 nurse call, Tek-CARE700 Wander Management, and the expanding Tek-CARE ecosystem of workflow and alerting tools.

Participants will learn how fully integrated wireless pendants, wired audio-visual nurse call systems, resident wander management, and alert integration can operate simultaneously on a single platform. The presentation will highlight how these solutions help rural facilities improve staff efficiency, enhance resident satisfaction, and modernize infrastructure in a cost-effective and scalable way.

Designed for a wide range of care environments – from small care homes to large hospitals – TekTone nurse call systems are UL® listed and customizable to meet regulatory and operational requirements across multiple settings.

Cost: Free

When: Thursday, July 16, 12: p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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June 8, 2026

Whitepaper: Beyond Hiring: How 3 Health Systems are Rebuilding the Care Workforce

Over the next five to 10 years, the U.S. will face a shortage of 300,000 physicians and nurses. At the same time, nearly 80% of older adults are managing multiple chronic conditions.

Recruiting alone will not solve this. Leading organizations are shifting strategy – investing in workforce development, productivity technology and retention-first benefits to stabilize operations and reduce long-term labor costs.

UAB Medicine reduced turnover by 32% and cut reliance on travelers in half by investing in structured career development and retirement benefits. Johns Hopkins Medicine used AI documentation tools to reclaim clinician time without adding staff. Futuro Health built local training pipelines to credential 2,000 allied health workers, without adding debt.

This whitepaper examines how these organizations are:

  • Building internal career pathways that lower vacancy rates,
  • Using AI to increase productivity without increasing burnout, and
  • Leveraging benefits strategies to strengthen long-term retention.

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June 8, 2026

Whitepaper: How Henry Ford Health is Turning Diagnostics into a Strategic Advantage

For many health system leaders, diagnostics still sit outside the strategic conversation, viewed mainly as a clinical necessity and a cost center.

This report makes the case for a different approach. It shows how Henry Ford Health began treating diagnostics as a source of actionable information that can support better decisions, stronger clinical stewardship and greater economic value. Rather than focusing only on the cost per test, leaders explored how faster, better information could improve admission decisions, medication use and overall performance.

The result was a more integrated, end-to-end strategy. Henry Ford Health established diagnostic testing capabilities at almost 20 locations to support faster influenza testing and more timely decision-making. The system also reduced unnecessary blood cultures by more than 20% and saw a 35% reduction in CLABSI rates through stronger stewardship and collaboration across infection prevention, emergency medicine and the lab.

Download the whitepaper to learn:

  • Why cost per test can miss the broader value of diagnostics,
  • How Henry Ford Health used faster information to support better decisions,
  • What diagnostic stewardship looked like in practice across the system, and
  • How lab strategy can support both clinical and financial priorities.

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June 8, 2026

Webinar: How Specialty Practices are Recovering Missed Patients with Agentic AI Outreach, June 16

Every day, provider organizations lose patients they never realize they’ve missed. Patients with open referrals, overdue preventive care, unrebooked no-shows and unresolved balances often fall out of the system entirely. Staff shortages and fragmented workflows make proactive outreach difficult to sustain at scale.

The practices solving this are seeing meaningful results. SENTA Partners is converting 64% of its referral outreach into booked appointments. Annapolis Internal Medicine booked 61% of annual flu shots through AI outreach alone. When a snowstorm closed Boston Bone & Joint Institute’s offices, agentic AI rebooked 53% of affected patients and cut overall call abandonment by 67%. The technology is now in production across more than 5,000 providers.

In this session, specialty practice executives share how they’re using agentic AI to proactively reach patients throughout the care journey. The discussion will focus on which outreach campaigns worked, what conversion rates leaders measured and how teams operationalized these programs.

Attendees will learn:

  • Why proactive outreach is becoming a critical part of patient access strategy,
  • How specialty practices identified their first high-impact AI outreach use cases, and
  • What leaders learned while deploying outreach programs into existing workflows.

Cost: Free

When: Tuesday, June 16, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.

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June 8, 2026

Webinar: Telehealth in 2026: A Practical Framework for Compliant, Sustainable Programs, June 10

Telehealth programs don’t stall because of a lack of vision; they stall when policy requirements outpace implementation. This session is designed to close that gap.

Healthcare leaders from health systems, clinics and telehealth resource centers will walk through how to apply current federal and state regulatory requirements to the practical work of building and sustaining compliant virtual care programs – and how to align those programs with organizational mission and national advocacy priorities.

Expect a practical exchange of lessons learned and best practices from organizations working through the same implementation challenges.

What you’ll learn:

  • How to apply telehealth policy and regulatory requirements to program design,
  • Strategies for aligning virtual care services with organizational mission and national initiatives, and
  • Practical takeaways and best practices from healthcare peers.

Cost: Free

When: Wednesday, June 10, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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