How Meta’s landmark settlement could affect workplace culture around technology
Meta recently settled for $17.1 billion in a landmark multistate case alleging the company exploited children by creating addictive technology and denying research that showed it was addictive. The case is being compared to judgments against Big Tobacco in the 1990s, with potential far-reaching effects beyond how children experience technology. In this episode, Ehsan Etezad,…
FastFinance: Physician unions and rural hospital funding
HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format. Physician union activity is picking up this year, including at an unexpected health system. What’s driving it? Also, this week’s Weird Number: $2.5 million. That’s the average annual cost per hospital…
FastFinance: Health system OBBBA effects, DSH court ruling
HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format. A seven-state health system has garnered federal rural funding under the 2025 federal healthcare overhaul, even as it prepares for adverse impacts next year. Also, this week’s Weird Number: $1.8 trillion.…
Leading without authority, with Dave Sanderson
Dave Sanderson, CEO of Resilience Partners Group, became a leader the day a routine flight he was on made history as the “Miracle on the Hudson.” Now, Sanderson, who spent much of his career in healthcare, coaches people on how they can choose leadership, even when they’re not in charge. Also in this episode, Nick…
Improving the healthcare system for women
Nick Hut talks about 2027 Proposed Rules for the Physician Fee Schedule with Katie Gilfillan. Erika Grotto interviews Terry Hush of Roji Health Intelligence about how the healthcare industry can better serve women.
FastFinance: Capex trends; new 340B bill
HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format. Hospital and health system capital expenditures in fiscal 2025 reached their highest since the start of the financial crisis in 2008, according to Fitch Ratings Also, this week’s Weird Number: $137…
Frictionless payment, post-claim resolution and the move to value
HFMA Senior Editor Erika Grotto shares conversations with three sponsors from HFMA’s Annual Conference. This episode includes: * Adam Cartabiano from Knowtion Health talking about post-claim resolution and AI in the revenue cycle. * Jessica Gerow from Zelis discussing payment modernization that goes beyond ACH. * Jeffrey Palmieri and Cindy Clark from Huntington Bank share…
FastFinance: Legal boost for HRSA 340B rebate; Rule details coming Medicaid provider tax changes
HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format. A recent legal ruling underscored that federal officials have the right to approve 340B rebates, which could increase the likelihood of a federal pilot. Also, this week’s Weird Number: $10 million.…
Cost saving strategies, a more modern patient experience and more
Nick Hut discusses the Medicare OPPS Proposed Rule with Kathy Stull. Erika Grotto talks with Michael Driscoll of Fidelity Investments about cost saving strategies for employers and with Tracy Monson from Onbe about modernizing the patient financial experience.
FastFinance: AI nurse opposition; OPPS changes detailed
HFMA’s FastFinance newsletter is now a podcast. Host Rich Daly discusses the most current and relevant healthcare news, delivered in an easily digestible format. AI resistance by nurses is spreading nationwide but there are ways hospitals can use it to boost their productivity while minimizing opposition. Also, this week’s Weird Number: 66%. That’s the share…