By Elizabeth Landry As Central New York’s only academic medical center, Upstate University Hospital is paving the way for much of the region’s healthcare needs. In fact, many of the hospital’s programs and facilities are blazing new trails of innovation, regionally and often nationally, as well. “We think a lot like a private enterprise, even … Read more
BY KATHRYN RUSCITTO, ADVISOR During Covid I watched a hospital in Florida implement a variety of new positions based on specific tasks. From the basic welcome to a room with detailed instructions done by a patient tech to a full assessment being done remotely by a nurse.. The goal being to reduce clinical time at … Read more
by Jenn Negley, Vice President, Risk Strategies Company Throughout my career, I have often had those thoughts in my head while trying to assist medical groups or individual physicians resistant to working with an agent or broker. While some skepticism is warranted, and we acknowledge that any industry has both positive and negative aspects, there … Read more
By Bari Faye Dean Hadley Narins, M.D., never set out to become a specialist in female urology, but as she progressed through her medical training, she saw a significant gap in care. “Nearly 50 percent of the patients coming in were women, yet so few urologists were specializing in female pelvic health,” the board-certified, fellowship … Read more
By: Marc Beckman and Ben Goldberg New York State is poised for a significant shift in healthcare oversight with the amendments to the state’s Disclosure of Material Transactions law proposed in Governor Kathy Hochul’s FY 2026 Executive Budget. Previously, with the introduction of PHL Article 45- A, which took effect on August 1, 2023, the … Read more
By: Elizabeth Landry In the post-Covid-19 pandemic world, healthcare continues to evolve with new challenges and innovations alike. Nephrology Associates of Syracuse, PC (NAS) has been on the forefront of the treatment and management of kidney disease in Central New York for more than 45 years and remains dedicated to addressing challenges in healthcare head … Read more
BY KATHRYN RUSCITTO, ADVISOR It is easy to get stressed from a variety of things. Sometimes all it takes to reset is by engaging the outdoors. In, “The Fundamentals of Environmental Neurosciences,” is a summary of current research that looks at the relationship between people and their environments. The premise is that urban design must … Read more
by Jenn Negley, Vice President, Risk Strategies Company The pressures on healthcare professionals have never been greater. Whether it’s keeping up with evolving regulations, battling prior authorizations, chasing down reimbursements, or managing rising operational costs, maintaining a private practice has become a balancing act for many. It’s no wonder that fewer physicians are running their … Read more
Denise Baker, BSN, RN, CCM, director of Quality Improvement at Syracuse Community Health (SCH), is a leader with a vision for advancing healthcare access and equity. Known for her thoughtful approach and strategic focus, Baker works tirelessly to address barriers that prevent many patients from receiving the care they need. “Connecting people with resources— healthcare, … Read more
Data from the World Health Organization indicates that cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are responsible for approximately 17.9 million or 32% of deaths worldwide, necessitating continuous innovation in diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. Recent advances in cardiac technology have significantly improved patient outcomes, with breakthroughs spanning early detection, minimally invasive treatments, and personalized care. Advancements in Cardiac Imaging: … Read more
