In this episode, Aron Klein shares insights on the top revenue cycle pressures facing health systems today, including payer policies, rising denials, and regulatory uncertainty, while also discussing how Carle Health is using automation and systemwide efficiencies to strengthen performance and improve patient access.

In this episode, Erin Hodson, MSN, Vice President of Revenue Cycle at Inova Health, shares how emerging AI tools, evolving team skill sets, and new patient financial needs are reshaping denials management, operational strategy, and the overall revenue cycle experience.

In this episode, Shari Johnson, Chief Revenue Cycle Officer at Alameda Health System, discusses how the health system leverages AI, automation, and data-driven strategies to streamline revenue cycle operations while empowering staff and improving patient care. She shares insights on overcoming industry challenges, fostering employee engagement, and leading organizational change.

In this episode, Tracy Moyer, Executive Vice President and CFO of Penn State Health, discusses her financial priorities as she steps into her new role. She shares insights on workforce optimization, leveraging technology like Epic to drive efficiency, and balancing operational stability with long-term growth across expanding markets.

On this episode, James Siegel, SVP and CFO of VCU Health, joins the podcast to discuss the impact of the Big Beautiful Bill, strategies for sustainable performance improvement, and his vision for future growth and expansion. He also shares insights on improving patient access and fostering long-term organizational success.

On this episode, Jeff Sandene, EVP and CFO of Vandalia Health, joins the podcast to discuss the key trends he’s following in healthcare, his focus on AI innovation, and the organization’s strategic planning process. He also highlights Vandalia Health’s efforts toward mobile medicine expansion and how these initiatives are shaping the future of care delivery.

In this episode, Gerald Oetzel, CFO of Temple Health, discusses how the organization is addressing rising healthcare costs through AI and automation, expanding access with a new women’s and family hospital, and driving growth through strategic investments in cancer care, transplant programs, and physician recruitment.

In this episode, Abigail Abongwa, MHA, System Vice President of Revenue Cycle at UW Health, joins the podcast to discuss how technology, data analytics, and patient-centered strategies are reshaping revenue cycle management. She shares insights on tackling financial pressures, improving patient financial experiences, and preparing teams for a tech-enabled future.

In this episode, Sarah E. Ginnetti, Chief Revenue Cycle Officer and VP of Clinical Revenue at UConn Health, discusses her top priorities, the role of AI and analytics in revenue cycle management, and how collaboration across clinical, finance, and strategy teams is shaping the future of healthcare operations.

In this episode, Lisa M. Goodlett, Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer at Duke University Health System, shares insights on expansion, partnerships, and the role of technology in shaping future care delivery. She also reflects on leadership qualities needed to navigate healthcare’s evolving challenges.

In this episode, Luke Rockenbach, CFO of Sutter Health’s Silicon Valley Market, shares insights on expanding access through new ambulatory facilities, leveraging technology like ambient listening and AI, and advancing value-based care to build a sustainable and patient-centered future.

In this episode, Jenni Alvey, CFO of IU Health, shares insights on navigating workforce challenges, advancing care affordability, and preparing for major system initiatives including a new downtown hospital and Epic implementation. She also reflects on leadership lessons that shape her approach to healthcare finance today.

This episode features Rommy Foteh, President and COO of Neuromonitoring Associates, and Seth Pfaltzgraff, Healthcare Client Director at Macedon Technologies. They discuss the operational impact of the No Surprises Act and how technology and strategic automation are helping providers streamline dispute processes and strengthen revenue integrity.This episode is sponsored by Macedon Technologies (https://www.macedontechnologies.com/).

In this episode, Jan Grigsby, CFO at AnMed, reflects on his first months in the role and the importance of listening, culture, and community-focused leadership. He also discusses key healthcare finance trends, growth opportunities in South Carolina, and how AnMed is preparing for the shift toward outpatient care.

In this episode, Rick Talento, CFO of Inova, discusses the financial trends shaping health systems today, including regulatory impacts, payer dynamics, and workforce challenges. He also shares Inova’s growth strategy, technology investments, and commitment to community care across Northern Virginia.

In this episode, Andy Barrow, CFO of Cone Health, discusses the key trends shaping healthcare finance today, including regulatory shifts, payer dynamics, and workforce challenges. He also shares Cone Health’s strategic vision for growth, value-based care, and expanding access to communities across North Carolina.

In this episode, Dr. Eric Strucko, CFO of Michigan Medicine, shares insights on driving strong financial performance, expanding patient access, and preparing for the future through capital planning, payer partnerships, and technology investments.

In this episode, Stephanie Schnittger, CFO of UVA Health, shares insights from her first weeks in the role, discusses key healthcare trends she is watching, and outlines her vision for growth and financial sustainability at an academic health system.

In this episode, Sara Bradley, CFO of UNC Health Southeastern, shares insights on financial sustainability, Medicaid funding, and strategies for supporting a diverse community. She also highlights recent successes in quality, culture, and patient satisfaction that are positioning the organization for future growth.

In this episode, Jeff Francis, Vice President of Finance and CFO of Nebraska Methodist Health System, shares insights on the top trends shaping healthcare finance, including AI, cost management, and denials prevention. He also discusses strategic growth initiatives, workforce optimization, and his vision for the system’s future.This episode is sponsored by  Altera Digital Health (https://www.linkedin.com/company/altera-health/). Learn more about Paragon®, their cloud-native SaaS solution designed for rural, critical access and community hospitals here: https://www.linkedin.com/products/altera-health-paragon%C2%AE/ (https://www.linkedin.com/products/altera-health-paragon%C2%AE/)