Upcoming Virtual Events Roundup
We have rounded up some virtual events around our industry. They are all free to attended so register today. And check back each week for new events. Have an event we can include? Contact us.
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HIMSS25 Tackles AI, Cybersecurity and Workforce Readiness Amid Regulatory Uncertainty
By Stephanie Fraser – At HIMSS25, President and CEO Hal Wolf addressed a packed room of press attendees in Las Vegas, emphasizing record-breaking attendance and the industry’s growing focus on AI integration, cybersecurity, and scenario planning as healthcare leaders navigate regulatory uncertainty.
Fusing the Data Divide in Long-Term Care
By Ashay Thakur – Data interoperability remains one of the biggest hurdles to efficient, cost-effective, and high-quality healthcare. That is especially true for long-term care facilities, where patients often reside for extended periods—sometimes for the remainder of their lives or until they transition to hospice care.
HHS: Everything Old We Want to be New Again
On February 13, 2025 Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. was sworn in as 26th Secretary at HHS, and following President Trump signs Executive Order to “Make America Healthy Again”. So finally we have someone that wants us to be healthy?
The Responsibility of Innovation: Collaboration, Trust, and the Real Superheroes of ViVE 2025
By Erica Olenski – Walking the floor at ViVE 2025, it was impossible to ignore how much of the conversation around technology has shifted. What once felt like hype now felt like momentum—real, tangible progress in how healthcare organizations are rethinking technology’s role in patient care.
The Role of AI Agents in Delivering Personalized and Ethical Patient Care
By Jason Lockbaum – As we progress through 2025, healthcare organizations are facing unprecedented pressure to deliver personalized and proactive experiences at scale. The reality is that patients and members now expect the same level of convenience, transparency, and customer-centric service they get from leading brands in sectors like retail and technology.
Sounding the Alarm on the Human Cost of Medical Debt
By Meredith Kirchner – Nearly 136 million Americans visit the ER each year for various reasons like chest pain, fever, and shortness of breath. Unfortunately, these high-cost care episodes, whether in ERs, trauma centers, or specialty facilities, carry significant financial burdens for both patients and healthcare systems.
Transforming Clinical Data for Point-of-Care Intelligence
By Jay Anders – The healthcare industry stands at a crossroads of technological innovation and growing data management challenges. While artificial intelligence and ambient listening technologies promise to revolutionize clinical documentation, hospitals, health systems, and practices all face a critical challenge:
Will AI Bring Down Healthcare Costs?
By Zac Amos – Artificial intelligence has grown ubiquitous, infiltrating various industries including healthcare. With rising prices and increasing demands for service, professionals are keenly interested in how AI can supercharge workflows and reduce expenses.