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Innovative ECMO Concepts Presents “The Economics of ECMO” Webinar with Dr. Ara Balkian

Hospitals are under pressure—and ECMO could be the answer. On May 7, join IEC and Dr. Ara Balkian for The Economics of ECMO, a live webinar built for hospital leaders navigating financial uncertainty. Learn how ECMO can drive revenue, improve margins, and elevate clinical care—all at once.
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Innovative ECMO Concepts Presents “The Economics of ECMO” Webinar with Dr. Ara Balkian

Join IEC’s webinar on May 7 to explore ECMO’s financial role in healthcare with expert Dr. Ara Balkian. Learn to optimize ECMO for fiscal and clinical success.

MCKINNEY, TEXAS, USA, April 11, 2024 — Innovative ECMO Concepts (IEC) is excited to announce its upcoming webinar, “The Economics of ECMO,” on May 7th at 2 PM EST. This enlightening online event is strategically designed for hospital executives and stakeholders facing the financial intricacies of the post-pandemic landscape.

Dr. Ara Balkian, the strategic advisor to IEC, will lead the discussion on the financial and clinical significance of Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO). His expertise will illuminate the critical aspects of ECMO, including hospital reimbursement models, charges, costs, and revenue, as well as the intricacies of its revenue cycle.

Amidst these unprecedented financial challenges, hospitals are in dire need of pioneering strategies for revenue generation and management. “The Economics of ECMO” is a crucial step in equipping hospital leaders with the knowledge to effectively navigate and capitalize on ECMO services, which are not only pivotal in saving lives but also in bolstering the financial robustness of healthcare institutions.

Reserve your spot today.

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About Innovative ECMO Concepts:
Innovative ECMO Concepts (IEC) is a leading provider of ECMO-related services and education, dedicated to improving patient outcomes and hospital efficiencies. With a focus on innovation and excellence, IEC supports institutions in delivering exceptional care and optimizing operational success.

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Innovative ECMO Concepts
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