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Healthcare consumers no longer benchmark their experiences against other hospitals. They benchmark them against every digital experience they have — banking, retail, travel, entertainment — and they expect the same convenience, transparency, personalization and seamless communication from their care. Most…

Sep 21, 2026 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM CDT

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  • Veronique Au, MD, National Physician Director, Ambulatory Medicine Vituity
  • Michael Antoniades, President, Ingalls Memorial Hospital UChicago Medicine

New robotic and AI tools will help make dentists more informed and efficient, but the judgment, adaptability and patient trust that define the profession will remain human, no matter how good the technology becomes, according to this dentist. Sibera Branoon,…

DSO executives largely agree that the future of the field will be defined by artificial intelligence, sustainable financial strategies, operational efficiency and improved value proposition.  Four leaders recently connected with Becker’s to share their predictions for what the DSO field…

Payment integrity has long been constrained by audit capacity and review quality. When teams only audit what they’re staffed to handle and consistency varies widely across reviewers, it’s difficult to measure true hit rates or maintain quality at scale. AI…

Sep 21, 2026 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT

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  • Shri Santhanam, Chief Product Officer, Machinify
  • Emma Nasif, Chief Legal Officer, Machinify
  • Vijay Bharadwaj, Chief AI Scientist, Machinify

Here are six dental acquisitions that took place last month: 1. Lincoln, Neb.-based Paradigm Oral Health completed a surgeon-led buyback of BlackRock Long Term Private Capital’s majority ownership stake. 2. Toronto-based Dentalcorp entered the U.S. market after acquiring Northstar Dental…

CMS’s expanding RADV audit activity is changing the economics of risk adjustment. The question is no longer whether organizations can optimize retrospective chart chase. The question is whether their operating model can withstand continuous audit scrutiny at enterprise scale. Retrospective…

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A Canadian DSO entered the U.S. dental market for the first time in July, as domestic operators continued expanding through acquisitions and de novo openings across nine states.  These states saw at least two DSO moves in July, as reported…

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