Operations

New York Law Overhauls Ailing EMS Services
Public Policy New York Law Overhauls Ailing EMS Services

A groundbreaking legislative mandate is set to fundamentally reshape the landscape of emergency medical response across New York, compelling a system-wide reevaluation of services long strained by critical resource and personnel shortages. For years, communities have grappled with a patchwork

New Care Stations Offer 24/7 Health Access in Statesboro
Business New Care Stations Offer 24/7 Health Access in Statesboro

In many rural communities across the nation, the simple act of purchasing over-the-counter medication or a personal health test after normal business hours can present a significant challenge, creating gaps in access to essential care that can have profound public health consequences. Georgia

Are You Ready for New AI Rules in Healthcare?
Public Policy Are You Ready for New AI Rules in Healthcare?

The dawn of 2026 has brought with it not just another year of technological advancement but a fundamental rewriting of the rules governing artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector. As organizations across the country integrate AI into everything from diagnostics to patient communication, a

Authentic AI Solves Healthcare's Empathy Crisis
Technology Authentic AI Solves Healthcare's Empathy Crisis

Beyond the Burnout: Why Human Connection is Healthcare's Next Frontier In an industry fundamentally defined by human care, a profound and paradoxical crisis of empathy is unfolding across clinics and hospitals. Patients, now thoroughly conditioned by the hyper-personalized experiences

Targeted Hybrid Care Is Winning Healthcare
Technology Targeted Hybrid Care Is Winning Healthcare

With the healthcare industry buzzing about AI-driven solutions, a quieter, more pragmatic evolution is taking place. While big-box retailers have stumbled in their attempts to conquer primary care, a new wave of hybrid companies is finding success by blending virtual services with targeted,

Should Rural AI Rollouts Be Slow or Sudden?
Technology Should Rural AI Rollouts Be Slow or Sudden?

The faint glow of a computer screen often casts the longest shadow in a rural physician's day, extending the workday far beyond the final patient appointment and into precious evening hours meant for family and rest. This scene of documentation-driven burnout is a familiar reality across

Loading

Subscribe to our weekly news digest

Keep up to date with the latest news and events

Paperplanes Paperplanes Paperplanes
Invalid Email Address
Thanks for Subscribing!
We'll be sending you our best soon!
Something went wrong, please try again later