Critical Communications

Children with medical complexity represent less than 1% of all U.S. children, but they account for one-third of all pediatric healthcare expenditures. When the chronic nursing shortage leaves these families without in-home care, parents are forced to step in, relying on self-taught skills to manage ventilators, feeding tubes, and ICU-level care around the clock. In the latest episode of Critical C...

Children with medical complexity represent less than 1% of all U.S. children, but they account for one-third of all pediatric healthcare expenditures. When the chronic nursing shortage leaves these families without in-home care, parents are forced to step in, relying on self-taught skills to manage ventilators, feeding tubes, and ICU-level care around the clock. In the latest episode of Critical C...

In healthcare, visibility shapes outcomes. For the 64 million Americans who rely on rural health systems, their specific needs are often sidelined in policy debates. In the second episode of Critical Communications: Lessons From Healthcare, our #LLYCIDEAS podcast, Don Hunt and Bridget Haeg talk with Rachael Sherard and Kim Malsam-Rysdon of Avera Health to explore "Rural Health’s Quiet Crisis....

In the first episode of Critical Communications: Lessons From Healthcare, our new #LLYCIDEAS podcast produced by the Corporate Affairs U.S. team, @Don Hunt and @Bridget Haeg sit down with @Robert Sheehan to unpack the real implications of Medicaid cuts under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill and what it takes to make policymakers listen to the human side of the story! In a time defined by polarization...