David Johnson: Dueling visions for healthcare’s AI-powered future
As giants in the world of technology, Epic’s Judy Faulkner and Alphabet’s Ruth Porat are among America’s most prominent business leaders. In keynote addresses delivered three days apart in August, they offered sharply differing perspectives on AI’s emergent capabilities — and starkly different ideas regarding its application to healthcare. For me, the differences call to…
Rising costs. Aging infrastructure. One strategic planning roadmap for both: Access it here
For healthcare leaders navigating tight margins and increasing demands, strategic capital planning is essential. This white paper outlines a proven framework to bring clarity, discipline, and financial sustainability to the capital planning process.
The latest on budget talks, rural healthcare funding and a controversial payment policy
HFMA Senior Editor Nick Hut and HFMA Policy Director Shawn Stack discuss the latest in healthcare finance news. Also in this episode, Brad Dennison, HFMA’s Vice President of Content, talks with Rich Daly about the new Fast Finance podcast.
Reclaim 15–30% of telecom spend: A CFO/CIO playbook for rapid savings
Healthcare finance leaders can utilize this white paper to guide them with actionable strategies to uncover and control hidden telecom costs amid 2025's financial pressures.
Rethinking Service Lines: Expand, Evolve, or Exit?
This tool empowers healthcare leaders to make smart, intentional choices that align with their mission, support operational and financial performance, and prepare their organization for what’s next.
Rethinking rev cycle, plus the 2026 Medicare proposed rule on physician fee schedule
Mayank Pant from IKS Health talks about why healthcare organizations haven’t been able to overcome longstanding challenges, and Nick Hut talks with HFMA Policy Director Katie Gilfillan about the 2026 Medicare Proposed Rule on physician fee schedule.
Hut and Stack analyze OPPS and IPPS
Nick Hut and Shawn Stack discuss OPPS and IPPS, and Aaron Shimoff from Athena Health discusses how to stay on course in an ever-changing healthcare landscape.
Only in America could arguments for cutting healthcare access be so artful
The phrase “only in America” usually refers to the upside of national exceptionalism, but in the context of healthcare, the meaning is often negative. That’s the case with current efforts to cut Medicaid — now the nation’s largest healthcare program in terms of enrollment — to pay for large tax cuts that will primarily benefit…
Taking a pulse on healthcare capital investment: 3 insights
Dive into this roundtable to discover the trends shaping market activity and how to accelerate healthcare investments — including support from private equity and venture capital partners.
In comments, for-profit hospital leaders don’t dwell on ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ impact
Leaders of for-profit hospital chains ranged from noncommittal to confident in recent remarks about impending rollbacks to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Hospitals have several years to prepare for some of the changes, and the interval also leaves time to modify policies in the newly passed budget reconciliation bill, health system leaders said…