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We’re still here, ready to help. As a division of SCHA, Solvent Networks is committed to helping our hospitals and health systems respond to COVID-19. This issue offers solutions that may help hospitals maintain continuity of operations. Please also continue to monitor SCHA’s COVID-19 webpage for the latest updates. Supplier Payments During a Crisis Now more than ever healthcare providers are seeking supplier payment strategies to help overcome the unprecedented financial challenges from the coronavirus

Hats Off to Our Healthcare Heroes, campaign extended through May Southern Tide has seen such a positive response from the Healthcare Heroes Collection, they have extended this initiative through May 31, 2020. 100% of the profits from this collection will go to front line healthcare workers impacted by COVID-19. These critical dollars will be used to support South Carolina hospital employees and their families who are making sacrifices every day to provide needed care for the communities

Hats Off to Our Healthcare Heroes, a campaign through April 30 SCHA has partnered with South Carolina-based apparel company Southern Tide in Hats Off to Our Healthcare Heroes, a campaign to raise funding and resources for the state’s frontline healthcare workers impacted by COVID-19. 100% of the profits from Southern Tide’s Healthcare Heroes Collection will go to frontline healthcare workers impacted by COVID-19. These critical dollars will be used to support South Carolina hospital employees and their families who are making

We’re still here, ready to help.  As a division of SCHA, Solvent Networks is committed to helping our hospitals and health systems respond to the COVID-19 emergency. This issue offers solutions that may help hospitals maintain continuity of both clinical and administrative operations. Please also continue to monitor SCHA’s COVID-19 webpage for the latest updates. Collective Medical can help hospitals meet new CMS reporting rule The CMS has released the Interoperability and Patient Access final rule, modifying its Conditions of

YOUR PEOPLE ARE YOUR IMPORTANT AUDIENCE. Navigating the COVID-19 communications challenge. By A. Neill Cameron Jr. Covid-19 is the most overcommunicated incident in the history of the world. That is not hyperbole. It is simply a reflection of the ubiquity of digital platforms that did not exist on 9/11/2001. Everyone with a smart phone is a journalist. Everyone with an opinion and a way to publish it is an expert. Never has there been a