In celebration of our rich history we have just wrapped up a successful conference in Santa Fe offering hospital leadership, actionable insights and strategies for understanding the challenges and the opportunities facing community hospitals today. Please click here to see and download all the presentations that took place.

Presenter: Carolyn St.Charles, RN, BSN, MBA – Chief Clinical Officer, HTS3 Email: carolyn.stcharles@healthtechs3.com View More Date & Time: March 11, 2022 at 12pm CT

Host: Carolyn St.Charles, RN, BSN, MBA – Chief Clinical Officer, HTS3 Presenter: Ernie Allen. ARM, CSP, CPHRM, CHFM – Consultant, HTS3 Email: carolyn.stcharles@healthtechs3.com View More Date & Time: March 25, 2022 at 12pm CT

Presenter: Derek Morkel – CEO, GAFFEY Healthcare & HTS3 Email: derek.morkel@gaffeyhealth.com View More Date & Time: May 13, 2022 at 12pm CT

HealthTechS3 showcases significant operational and financial improvements in rural hospital within first year of assuming management role, including overcoming a $20 million loss from prior year. For more details, click here.

HealthTechS3 announces a new release to its cloud-based financial performance technology solution that allows financial and nursing officers, human resources, and other department leaders to have more robust data and reporting available and delivered in a manner that is easily usable for their environment.

HealthTechS3 and the Board of Directors of Carlinville Area Hospital announce the retirement of Ken Reid, chief executive officer, as of January 31, 2020. Ken has served this community admirably for the past 14 years at Carlinville Area Hospital. During his tenure, Ken oversaw the expansion and development of the Carlinville campus, the growth of the rural health clinics in Carlinville and Girard, the recruitment of excellent providers and the financial stability of the hospital.

HealthTechS3 announces the release of a cloud-based technology solution that allows chief financial officers, vice presidents of finance, controllers and other financial leaders to have more robust data and reporting available and delivered in a manner that is easily usable for their environment.

CrossTx and HealthTechS3 are growing a network responsible for facilitating improvements in chronic care management at more than 70 clinics across 12 states, by supporting improvements in overall patient care coordination, advancements in quality, and growth in revenue, for this fast-growing and diverse network of healthcare facilities.

In 2017 Medicare established a new benefit for Medicare Beneficiaries – Behavioral Health Integration for primary care. This benefit allows primary care providers the opportunity to receive payment for managing the behavioral health care of their patients. Integrating behavioral health care with primary care is widely considered an effective strategy for improving outcomes for the millions of Americans with mental or behavioral health conditions. Register for course

In the 2015 report Policy Agenda for Nurse-Led Care Coordination, published jointly by the American Academy of Nursing and the American Nurses Association, it was noted that “Nurses have been and continue to be pivotal in the development and delivery of innovative care coordination practice models.” Register for course

Achieving a Lean Belt designation is not just a resume builder, it is a designation that communicates your level of expertise. Lean Practitioners with a Black Belt designation are highly sought-after individuals for various leadership and quality management positions. With the constant changes and dynamic atmosphere of healthcare, it is essential to add evidence based tools to your skill set. Register for course

As healthcare providers we often struggle with how to measure competency effectively and to ensure that we are providing safe, effective, and culturally appropriate patient care to the populations we serve.

During the last few weeks, the United States and the nations around the world has taken on the challenge of fighting and managing what is now being called the silent enemy, the “COVID–19” pandemic.