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Beverly Coleman reposted thisBeverly Coleman reposted thisWe were honored to host our Third Annual CME Conference this past weekend, uniting clinicians focused on advancing gastrointestinal and liver clinical care. Guided by the exceptional leadership of our Course Directors, Dr. Colin Brown and Dr. Jai Mirchandani, this year’s conference fostered impactful education, meaningful collaboration, and continued innovation within GI. A defining highlight of the program was the Dr. Robert J. Gialanella Keynote Symposium, established in honor of Dr. Robert J. Gialanella, Founding President of Allied Digestive Health. Naming this keynote in his honor reflects his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to clinical excellence. His dedication to building a collaborative, physician-led, patient-centered organization continues to shape our mission and inspire providers across our network. We extend our sincere gratitude to our esteemed speakers for their expertise and forward-looking perspectives, and to all who attended and contributed to making this year’s conference such a meaningful and successful event. Darren Brenner | William D Chey | Galen L. | Ashraf Malek | Ali Soroush, MD, MS | Ji Yoon Yoon
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Beverly Coleman reposted thisBeverly Coleman reposted thisDon't miss this month's webinar featuring Ruby Ramos from Allied Digestive Health! In this session, Ruby will share how her team is using technology to manage denials, combat underpayments, and turn revenue cycle data into clear, actionable insight. 💫 Join us Thursday, January 29th at 2 PM ET for an insightful, practical conversation on building a stronger and more resilient revenue cycle. Register here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ekisS8jp
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Beverly Coleman shared thisThis is very true…although respect and growth are primary drivers. ( not undervaluing compensation)Beverly Coleman shared thisPeople don’t leave jobs. They quit toxic cultures. Retention isn’t won with perks; it’s earned through purpose, respect, and trust. No one walks away from a place that truly sees them, invests in them, and helps them grow. When recognition, growth, genuine support and compensation align, the grass stops looking greener elsewhere. Leaders who truly value their people create environments where employees don’t just survive; they thrive. Pick up a copy of my new book. "LEADING IN THE AGE OF AI." 👉 https://lnkd.in/e97NsiMP
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Beverly Coleman shared thisStop by and see us!! Booth #1048Beverly Coleman shared thisThe Allied Digestive Health team is looking forward to attending the American College of Gastroenterology's Annual Meeting from October 26-28. Stop by booth #1048 to meet the Allied Digestive Health executive team, explore career opportunities, and learn how we are driving innovation in digestive health. As the leading gastroenterology organization in the Northeast, we are proud to set the standard in patient care, clinical excellence, and physician-led growth. #ACG2025 #PhysicianCareers #DigestiveHealth
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Beverly Coleman reposted thisBeverly Coleman reposted thisAt Allied Digestive Health, our commitment goes beyond patient care — it’s about fostering community, empowerment, and providing unwavering support. During Women in Medicine Month, we’re proud to highlight our female providers for their exceptional activism in women’s GI health. From health expos to creating spaces for collaboration and support among female practitioners, we remain committed to delivering inclusive, compassionate GI care that addresses the unique health needs that women face. #WomenInMedicine #GIHealth #PatientCare https://lnkd.in/eZjP_mr3Female Gastroenterologists Recognized for Community Activism During Women in Medicine MonthFemale Gastroenterologists Recognized for Community Activism During Women in Medicine Month
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Beverly Coleman shared thisWelcome to the ADH Family Dr. Rodriguez!Beverly Coleman shared thisJoin us in welcoming Steven J. Rodriguez, MD to Continuum Gastroenterology! We are pleased to welcome Dr. Steven J. Rodriguez to Continuum Gastroenterology, where he will be seeing patients at our Roselle Park location. Dr. Rodriguez earned his medical degree from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and completed his residency and internship at Columbia University Medical Center – New York Presbyterian. He went on to complete a gastroenterology fellowship at Mount Sinai Medical Center, where he was honored as Chief Fellow and received the Annual Award for Clinical Excellence. With a strong academic and research background—including published studies on GERD and gastric cancer—Dr. Rodriguez brings both clinical expertise and compassionate care to his practice. As a third-generation gastroenterologist, he is deeply committed to continuing his family’s legacy of service and excellence in digestive health. Learn more and schedule online: https://lnkd.in/ednnbMbK
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Beverly Coleman reposted thisBeverly Coleman reposted thisIn many business meetings, it becomes far too easy to expect everyone to simply say “yes” and move on. On the surface, this creates the appearance of alignment, but in reality, it often shuts down real ideas before they even have a chance to be discussed. When people feel that being outspoken or asking questions goes against the grain, they naturally hold back. Over time, this creates an environment where the loudest voice—or the one in charge—sets the direction, while valuable insights from the rest of the team are never heard. A healthy organization depends on more than agreement; it depends on dialogue. Saying “yes” may keep meetings short, but it rarely drives growth. Asking questions, challenging assumptions, and offering alternative perspectives are what prevent blind spots and allow the team to reach stronger decisions. Leaders who truly want progress need to create space for those conversations, even when they’re uncomfortable. Otherwise, a culture of “yes” quickly becomes a culture of missed opportunities.
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Beverly Coleman shared thisWell said…Beverly Coleman shared thisThe modern HR role is broken. Here's the reality: Your HR is expected to be: - A therapist (without the training) - A data scientist (without the tools) - A legal expert (without the law degree) - A culture builder (without the authority) - A strategic partner (without the seat at the table) The real problem isn't their capability. It's that we've built HR departments to be corporate band-aids instead of strategic powerhouses. Think about it: When budgets get cut, they're first When crisis hits, they're first When blame flows, they're first Yet when success happens, they're last The solution isn't another HR tool or certification. It's fundamentally rebuilding HR's role from: - Tactical to Strategic - Reactive to Proactive - Cost Center to Value Driver Treating HR as a compliance function is costing you millions in lost talent and opportunities. 5 key actions for CEOs: 1. Split HR into Strategic & Operational teams: Stop burning your strategic talent on operational bottlenecks. 2. Put HR metrics on your board dashboard: When talent data gets the same airtime as financial data, you'll see where the real costs are hiding. 3. Give HR veto power on executive hires: A cultural misfit at the top costs more than a quarter of missed revenue. 4. Make HR your first call on business strategy, not your last: They see patterns in your business before they show up in your numbers. 5. Allocate 30% of HR's budget to future-proofing: Your competitors are already building tomorrow's workforce while you're fixing today's problems. It's time to stop treating HR as a support function. Because great HR isn't just about managing people. It's about building the future of work.
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Beverly Coleman liked thisBeverly Coleman liked thisWashington University in St. Louis dept #obgyn is a phenomenal example of excellence in training, research and modeling excellence in the profession! Thank you Dineo Khabele and team for hosting me for #grandrounds as we invest in our future together as American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) !
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Beverly Coleman liked thisBeverly Coleman liked thisMichelle Obama and her daughters, Malia and Sasha, alongside Kamala Harris, dazzled in gorgeous African traditional attire—pure grace and cultural pride. ✨💖
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Beverly Coleman liked thisWe're excited to be recognized as No. 1 in the Human Resources category on Fast Company's 2026 Most Innovative Companies list! This isn't just an achievement for us, it's a testament to how far the field of HR has come in reimagining the way we work. The world of work is changing rapidly. Technology is changing how people work, but at its core, it's about people first - building systems, processes and cultures that allow individuals to do their best work while feeling valued and supported. The future of work is brighter when we shape it together. For more on our win, visit: https://lnkd.in/gbFem9Jw #FCMostInnovative
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