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05/28/2026

On June 4, Kevin Reed of Reed Claymon will join Fletcher Brown of Phelps Dunbar to open the Texas Healthcare Trustees Healthcare Governance Conference in San Antonio with a Board Member Orientation session. They will cover the essentials of hospital board service, from core duties to practical strategies for effective, high-performing governance.

Texas Healthcare Trustees brings together Texas hospitals, health systems, and their board members to strengthen healthcare governance through targeted education and board development programs.

We are glad to continue partnering with THT as it equips trustees, CEOs, and governance professionals from across the state.

https://www.tht.org/events-education/healthcare-governance-conference/

05/05/2026

Attorney Cory Macdonald will be a featured panelist at the 2026 LeadingAge Texas Annual Conference & Solutions EXPO — May 13–15, Renaissance Austin Hotel, Austin.

The LeadingAge Texas Annual Conference brings together senior living executives, administrators, clinical leaders, and board members for two and a half days of education across 24 sessions and four tracks.

Cory joins panelists from Cain Brothers and Pi Architects for Session 1B: Know Before You Grow: The Executive Playbook for Expansion, Acquisitions, and New Development.

Cory has served on the LeadingAge Legal Committee for over 15 years. Conference details and registration at the link in bio.

Learn more at leadingagetexas.org/event/2026Conference

04/15/2026

The 2026 TORCH Spring Conference & Tradeshow is underway at the Loews Arlington Hotel, bringing together rural and community hospital leaders to discuss governance, finance, workforce, quality, compliance, and access to care. View the full agenda here: https://whova.com/embedded/event/ekCyr7J0U5Ywo1ayEjbtmYUOWNIhPyPoTztIZC8xJC0%3D/?utc_source=ems&refer=undefined&day=0

TORCH is a vital partner for rural hospitals in Texas, and our firm has supported its mission for many years.

Kevin Reed and Jennifer Claymon are wrapping up the week with TORCH’s long-running “Legal Update,” covering key legal and regulatory developments for rural hospitals.

04/06/2026

On Wednesday, April 8 at 12:00 p.m., Marie Berliner of Reed Claymon will present “Ethics Jeopardy: A Revisit of Common Marketing Tactics” as part of the Texas & New Mexico Hospice Organization’s Learn @ Lunch series. This interactive session will walk through common hospice marketing approaches that may raise red flags in the Medicare world and highlight recent OIG fraud enforcement trends.

It’s a practical, one-hour update designed for hospice leaders, compliance officers, and marketing teams.

Learn more and register via Texas & New Mexico Hospice Organization: https://www.txnmhospice.org/product/learn-lunch-ethics-jeopardy-a-revisit-of-common-marketing-tactics/

03/30/2026

March health focus: National Doctors' Day – March 30.

National Doctors' Day traces back to 1933, when a small community in Winder, Georgia, first set aside a day to honor physicians, later recognized nationally by Congress and the President. Each year on March 30, people across the United States pause to acknowledge physicians' role in diagnosing, treating, and preventing illness, and in advancing the science and practice of medicine.

On National Doctors' Day, people across the United States express appreciation for physicians' work in diagnosing, treating, and preventing illness.

Learn more about National Doctors' Day: https://nationaldoctorsday.org/about

03/24/2026

March health focus: Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease of the central nervous system that disrupts communication between the brain and the body, and it can look very different from person to person. Nearly 1 million people in the United States are living with MS, and many first notice symptoms such as blurred vision, balance problems, or weakness between ages 20 and 40.

This month is a reminder to listen when people describe "invisible" symptoms, to share reliable information, and to support those living with MS and their caregivers.

Learn more about invisible symptoms in MS from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society: https://www.nationalmssociety.org/news-and-magazine/momentum-magazine/the-ms-experience/invisible-symptoms-ms

03/19/2026

March health focus: Certified Nurses Day – March 19.

Certified Nurses Day honors nurses who pursue and maintain national board certification in their specialty, reflecting an ongoing commitment to professionalism, expertise, and patient safety. Around the world, certified nurses use their advanced knowledge and skills to improve outcomes, support their colleagues, and strengthen the teams patients depend on every day.

Today is a chance to say a sincere thank you to certified nurses for the expertise and reassurance they bring to patients and teams. Learn more about Certified Nurses Day from ANCC: https://www.nursingworld.org/education-events/certified-nurses-day

03/10/2026

March health focus: National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.

Colorectal cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in the United States, and incidence is rising among younger adults. About 1 in 23 men and 1 in 26 women will develop colorectal cancer during their lifetime, and many cases can be prevented or found early through screening. Most people at average risk are now advised to begin screening at age 45, with earlier or more frequent testing for those at higher risk.

This month is an opportunity to share trustworthy information and to encourage conversations with clinicians about individual risk and screening choices. Learn more about colorectal cancer, symptoms, and screening from the American Cancer Society: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/types/colon-rectal-cancer.html

02/18/2026

In 1964, the federal government appointed February as American Heart Month, a time when national organizations focus on heart health and share resources to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, and many people live with risk factors like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or a history of smoking without realizing their overall risk. Throughout the month, campaigns highlight simple ways to support heart health, the importance of recognizing heart attack and stroke warning signs, and the role of quick bystander CPR in improving survival when cardiac arrest occurs.

Are you up-to-date on your CPR training? American Heart Association can help: https://www.heart.org/en/nation-of-lifesavers

01/20/2026

The Rural Partnerships Institute is a virtual half-day program for rural hospital leaders, board members, and community partners, featuring sessions on governance, finance, strategy, and partnerships.

As part of the agenda, “Key Considerations for County and District Owned Hospitals” will be presented by Jeff Sommer, MPP, Managing Director at Stroudwater Associates, and Reed Claymon attorney Trent Krienke from 3:00–4:00 p.m. CST.

Registration is free—use the link in this post to learn more and sign up

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