Healthcare NOW Radio and HIMSS Annual Conference have had a lot of history. The radio station was turned on during the 2012 conference in Las Vegas. Check out our ongoing HIMSS Playlist with newly released episodes coming up every week.
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HIMSS 2026 Playlist
Healthcare NOW Radio and HIMSS Annual Conference have had a lot of history. The radio station was turned on during the 2012 conference in Las Vegas. Check out our ongoing HIMSS Playlist with newly released episodes coming up every week.
New on Demand Episodes 3/31/26
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Health Cent$, Talking the Walk, Healthcare IT Today, This Just In, Health UnaBASHEd, The Tate Chronicles, and Trending NOW.
Public Health Experts Urge Court to Block Policy Restricting Immigrants’ Access to Health Programs
The American Public Health Association, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership, and the Jacobs Institute of Women’s Health have filed an amici curiae brief in the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island. They are joined by 65 distinguished deans, professors, and scholars in public health, law, and health policy.
40 Years of Health Policy
From KFF Health News Network – Their latest podcast, What the Health, This month marks host Julie Rovner’s 40th anniversary reporting on health policy in Washington. In honor of the occasion, Rovner invited two of her longtime sources to chat about what has, and has not, changed in health policy over the past four decades.
This Week’s Highlights On Air
STARTING March 30: Tune in this week for these highlighted shows. Don’t miss new episodes of AI Shift, The Tate Chronicles, This Just In, Digital Health Talks, Trending NOW, Healthcare IT Today, and Health Cent$.
Friday Five: National Minority Health Month
April is just around the corner, marking the start of National Minority Health Month. This week’s Friday Five focuses on various organizations supporting the cause and highlights HCNR’s bi-weekly podcast, Healthcare for Humans that delves into healthcare inequities and how to support minority communities.
On the Air This Weekend
WEEKEND: Apr 4 – Apr 5 Check out what’s on this weekend marathon airings of your favorite shows. And get a sneak peek of what’s new next week on The AI Shift and Healthcare de Jure. Catch up on your favorite shows.
The Operation of the Century – Why Total Hip Replacement Keeps Getting Better
In this week’s special edition of “News You Can Use” on Healthcare NOW Radio Dr. Nick sits down with Adolph V. Lombardi, Jr., MD, FACS an orthopedic surgeon based in New Albany, Ohio, who has performed more than 38,000 joint replacements over nearly four decades.
NursesNOW Roundup March 2026
Looking to keep your finger on the pulse of the nursing industry? Check out this month’s top nursing news stories from around the globe.
Newly Released Podcasts 3/25/26
Our podcast library is growing! Subscribe on your favorite platform. This week we have new episodes of Health Launchpad’s The Healthtech Marketing Show, Infinx’s Revenue Cycle Optimized and Healthcare Rap.
News & Updates
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Health Cent$, Talking the Walk, Healthcare IT Today, This Just In, Health UnaBASHEd, The Tate Chronicles, and Trending NOW.
The American Public Health Association, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership, and the Jacobs Institute of Women’s Health have filed an amici curiae brief in the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island. They are joined by 65 distinguished deans, professors, and scholars in public health, law, and health policy.
From KFF Health News Network – Their latest podcast, What the Health, This month marks host Julie Rovner’s 40th anniversary reporting on health policy in Washington. In honor of the occasion, Rovner invited two of her longtime sources to chat about what has, and has not, changed in health policy over the past four decades.
STARTING March 30: Tune in this week for these highlighted shows. Don’t miss new episodes of AI Shift, The Tate Chronicles, This Just In, Digital Health Talks, Trending NOW, Healthcare IT Today, and Health Cent$.
April is just around the corner, marking the start of National Minority Health Month. This week’s Friday Five focuses on various organizations supporting the cause and highlights HCNR’s bi-weekly podcast, Healthcare for Humans that delves into healthcare inequities and how to support minority communities.
WEEKEND: Apr 4 – Apr 5 Check out what’s on this weekend marathon airings of your favorite shows. And get a sneak peek of what’s new next week on The AI Shift and Healthcare de Jure. Catch up on your favorite shows.
In this week’s special edition of “News You Can Use” on Healthcare NOW Radio Dr. Nick sits down with Adolph V. Lombardi, Jr., MD, FACS an orthopedic surgeon based in New Albany, Ohio, who has performed more than 38,000 joint replacements over nearly four decades.
Looking to keep your finger on the pulse of the nursing industry? Check out this month’s top nursing news stories from around the globe.
Our podcast library is growing! Subscribe on your favorite platform. This week we have new episodes of Health Launchpad’s The Healthtech Marketing Show, Infinx’s Revenue Cycle Optimized and Healthcare Rap.
What’s new: State Medicaid agencies and Medicare Part D plan sponsors are now encouraged to apply to participate in the BALANCE (Better Approaches to Lifestyle and Nutrition for Comprehensive hEalth) Model, which will lower the cost and expand coverage of select GLP-1 medications for weight management in Medicare Part D and Medicaid.
Check out the most recent episodes now on-demand from Value-Based Care Insights, Healthcare de Jure, The Tate Chronicles, This Just In, Health UnaBASHEd, and Trending NOW.