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Today we recognize Juneteenth—the annual commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States. At Chartis, we encourage our colleagues to mark this historic milestone with learning, reflection, and a celebration of freedom, history, and progress.

Gun violence is a threat to public health—costing hospitals significant resources and dollars. In recognition of Gun Violence Awareness Month, learn what’s being done to address this national epidemic in Chartis Top Reads: bit.ly/3ZE3LQo

#HFMA25 is underway. Our session tomorrow morning features Chartis’ Denise Shue and Mary Ann Zarkin, with University Hospitals Chief Consumer Officer Lisa Griffin and UHPS COO George Ata. bit.ly/4nehAPB

Patient needs and expectations are evolving as technology and clinical advancements emerge. Health systems’ models for providing care must keep pace with these changes. Discover five tenets to help transform your clinical enterprise. bit.ly/3HTJLmO

Chartis showed its Pride all month long! From LGBTQIA trivia hour to Pride Night baseball games, this month was filled with love, support, and compassion. Learn more about our commitment to being an inclusive workplace: bit.ly/4elW7QS

This week marks the three-year anniversary of the landmark Dobbs decision. Since the divisive ruling, the legal landscape continues to evolve—leaving healthcare professionals in challenging positions. Learn more about the impact on providers and patients: bit.ly/4lzAY8h

Medicare Advantage enrollment varies from state to state—but by how much? Our interactive dashboard illustrates US enrollment trends and competitive dynamics. Explore the latest data: bit.ly/44GKBMC

Care advancements and patient needs and expectations are rapidly changing. As clinical operations evolve to try and keep pace with these changes, health systems have an opportunity to sustainably remap care delivery. bit.ly/3TXGaqp

After his mother's illness, Khalil Romain felt a strong calling to use his work to create positive change in the world. This powerful "why" now drives his commitment to improving healthcare. Hear more about how our people power better healthcare. bit.ly/4lDyqWE

See how several provider organizations have improved patient outcomes and provider satisfaction by employing a patient-focused, data analytics-enabled approach: bit.ly/4kh3Och

Chartis wishes you a safe and happy holiday weekend.

The budget bill and other policy changes usher in a new era for healthcare with more uninsured, reimbursement and research cuts, workforce challenges, and rising costs with lower margins. What health systems can do now to enable longer-term transformation: bit.ly/4lF045o

The budget bill includes more than $1 trillion in cuts to healthcare programs over the next 10 years. Learn more about the direct impact to Medicaid, Medicare, and health insurance exchanges—and what it means for the healthcare system in Chartis Top Reads. bit.ly/4lEum8r

Southwest Houston’s health and wellbeing disparities called for an innovative, community-focused strategic plan to drive change. We worked with Memorial Hermann Southwest to advance and expand efforts to address inequities. Here’s how: bit.ly/460hiWy

Are your operations ready for AI? Chartis’ Prashant Karamchandani spoke with MedCity News at HFMA’s annual conference about what health systems should consider before turning to AI to optimize revenue cycle and performance improvement. bit.ly/4nH12zT

Care advancements and patient needs and expectations are rapidly changing. As clinical operations evolve to try and keep pace with these changes, health systems have an opportunity to sustainably remap care delivery. Learn how. bit.ly/46AokBk

Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, leaving healthcare leaders perplexed about how to operate with $1 trillion in healthcare cuts—and many new challenges. Chartis explores five short-term next steps that also enable longer-term transformation. bit.ly/4lF045o

With a family background in medicine, Emma Kawasaki combines “a heart for people” with “a mind for business.” At Chartis, her values aren’t sidelined—they’re central to her daily work. Hear more ways our colleagues find purpose in the work they do: bit.ly/4nXW9D0

Rural America’s obstetric care is at risk. Memorial Health System partnered with Chartis to develop a care model design that is improving quality and safety outcomes and expanding access to local OB care. bit.ly/45997WQ

The Joint Commission’s most accreditation overhaul is poised to reshape compliance workflows and operational planning for hospitals and health systems. Learn more in this week’s Chartis Top Reads. bit.ly/3ICMHo5