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Healthcare Communications Agency of the Year 2025
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CXO INSIGHTS
The Challenges And Opportunities In The Pediatric Care Space
Anniece Woods, Senior Director Of Operations, Northwell Health
Collaboration is Key to Recruitment
Ryannon K. Frederick, M.S., R.N., Chief Nursing Officer, and Bridget J. Carolan, M.S.N., R.N., Nursing Education Specialist- Academic Affairs, Mayo Clinic
Strategic Approaches in Clinical Case Management
Kim Bautista-Hernandez, Senior Clinical Case Manager, Surgery and Transplant Services, UCLA Health
The Safety Playbook: Building Resilient Teams and Improving System Design
Alexandra Perreiter, Director of Patient Safety, Sharp HealthCare
Transforming Specialty Pharmacy: Strategic Leadership for Value-Based, Patient-Centered Care
Leslie Hurst, Associate Vice President of Specialty Pharmacy & PBM Strategy, Baptist Health System
Strategically Reshaping Healthcare Branding and Communications
Karen Wish, Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer and Strategic Communications Lead, Mount Sinai Health System
Leading Effective Optimization in Health System Industry
Kevin Mahler, Assistant Director- Medication Safety, Pharmacy Automation, Regulatory Compliance, and Diversion, The University of Kansas Health System
IN FOCUS
EDITORIAL
Building a Connected and Compassionate Healthcare Future
Healthcare is moving toward a more integrated and compassionate future. From smarter systems to preventive models, care today is more connected, accessible and human-centered than ever before. Providers are rethinking how and where treatment happens, creating an ecosystem that blends technology with empathy to deliver better outcomes for patients.
Within this evolving space, healthcare strategy management and consulting services are shaping the way organizations plan for the future. These teams translate complex data, policy shifts and patient trends into strategies that keep operations resilient and adaptable. They help leaders identify new possibilities, balance costs with care outcomes and build frameworks that align innovation with responsibility. Through their guidance, healthcare institutions are strengthening themselves in a constantly evolving environment.
Behind every strong healthcare system is the compliance and stability of sound revenue management. Clinical compliance services ensure honesty, safety and reliability in every procedure and record, protecting patients and providers from oversight and risk. Revenue cycle management ensures steady financial operations by creating systems that facilitate the smooth flow of payments, claims and reimbursements, allowing physicians to focus on patient care rather than administrative burdens.
Healthcare also depends on those who maintain its environment’s safety. Medical waste transportation services handle the most delicate part of the process, ensuring hospitals and laboratories remain clean, compliant and responsible to the communities they serve. ABA therapy services, meanwhile, represent the heart of healthcare, helping children and families navigate behavioral challenges through structure, patience and empathy.
In this edition of the Healthcare Business Review, we explore the recent developments in healthcare strategy management and consulting, clinical compliance, revenue cycle management, medical waste transportation and ABA therapy services that are shaping the next era of care.
We hope this edition of the Healthcare Business Review helps you find the right partner for your business requirements.
