



Inside Fierce Healthcare's Women of Influence special report
Each year, Fierce Healthcare’s Women of Influence special report asks a simple question: Who is actually reshaping healthcare from the inside? This year brought a record number of nominations and a list that reflects how broad that influence has become, across health systems, payers, tech, policy a…

The latest on prescription digital therapeutics
It’s been a buzzy few years for prescription digital therapeutics, marked by bankruptcies, reimbursement policy changes and AI advancements. At their best, DTx solutions can offer a more personalized, convenient and cost-effective care experience. But barriers to adoption remain. What are they, a…

Conduent’s Mandy Huckaby talks AI, customer experience, navigating change
Conduent is leaning into artificial intelligence to help clients navigate budget constraints, improve service quality and streamline operations, according to Mandy Huckaby, vice president and general manager of customer experience management. Speaking on Fierce Healthcare’s Podnosis podcast, Hucka…

Q3 earnings recap: Plenty of uncertainty ahead for payers, providers
With the longest government shutdown in U.S. history as a backdrop, for-profit providers and payers detailed the continued regulatory uncertainty and pressures on their businesses in the third quarter. In this episode of "Podnosis," Editor Dave Muoio and Senior Writer Paige Minemyer break down th…

Documentation, denials and AI: CorroHealth’s CMO urges strategic shift in healthcare (Sponsored)
In a recent episode of Podnosis, Dr. Jerilyn Morrissey, chief medical officer at CorroHealth, called for a strategic overhaul in how hospitals approach clinical documentation and payer denials. “Documentation has become the battlefield where clinical, financial and payer priorities collide,” Morri…

How can design help health systems be proactive?
Florida is among the fastest-growing states in the U.S. Demand for healthcare is also growing. Predicting community needs can help organizations be better prepared to serve patients. To understand what health systems in Florida are thinking about when it comes to architecture and design, Senior …

The future of AI for health insurance
The hype around artificial intelligence in healthcare has yet to fizzle out. The technology offers a significant opportunity for healthcare organizations to reduce complexity and inefficiencies in the system. However, there are plenty of risks to navigate, too. In this episode of "Podnosis," Seni…

How Hospitals Can Stop Revenue Leakage: Claritev’s Dr. Jigar Patel on Data, Transparency, and Reimbursement Integrity (Sponsored)
In this sponsored episode of Podnosis, host Chris Hayden speaks with Dr. Jigar Patel, Chief Medical and Product Officer at Claritev, about one of healthcare’s biggest financial blind spots—revenue leakage. Dr. Patel explains why hospitals often lose up to 15–25 cents of every revenue dollar throug…

The consequences of 'alternative funding' for specialty drugs
There is a newer wave of middlemen in the self-insured market: alternative funding programs. The for-profit vendors claim to help employers save money on expensive specialty medications by obtaining them for free or at a steep discount through alternative sources. While they may sound promising, …

The policies top of mind for healthcare stakeholders right now
Amid a breakneck pace of regulatory changes under the Trump administration, healthcare stakeholders are scrambling to keep up. Experts are sharing learnings and doing their best to understand how the policies of today affect the sector. Senior Writer Anastassia Gliadkovskaya chats with two executi…