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Dr. Oz at HFMA 2026: Fraud, Medicaid work requirements, prior authorization and AI

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By Ascension’s acquisition, Ron Southwick Verified, Geeta Nayyar
| Chief Healthcare Executive Verified
National Harbor, Md. - Dr. Mehmet Oz made the case for cutting the costs of healthcare before an audience of financial leaders that are revising their strategic plans to deal with less federal money for health systems. Oz, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, spoke at the Healthcare Financial Management Association’s annual conference Tuesday afternoon.
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The use of artificial intelligence: From clinical decision-making to courtroom strategy | Viewpoint

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By Ron Southwick Verified, Geeta Nayyar, Ascension’s acquisition
| Chief Healthcare Executive Verified
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming both healthcare delivery and medical malpractice litigation. AI-driven clinical decision support tools empirically improve patient outcomes, while AI-powered legal analytics are reshaping case screening, discovery, and expert testimony. These developments create new opportunities and risks. This article examines AI’s emerging role for the clinician, and for the team of risk and legal professionals who defend them.
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Ascension’s acquisition of AMSURG shows shift to ambulatory care

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By Ron Southwick Verified, Geeta Nayyar, Brenda S. McClearn
| Chief Healthcare Executive Verified
National Harbor, Md. – Ascension’s $3.9 billion acquisition of AMSURG and its 300 ambulatory surgery centers reflects more than just a big deal. For Ascension, the addition of AMSURG reflects a significant shift in the Catholic system’s strategy of healthcare delivery. Ascension is one of the nation’s largest nonprofit hospital systems, but the deal shows the system is looking to provide more care outside the hospital.
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