MEDHOST, Inc.

06/10/2026

When people think about emergency department challenges, they often focus on wait times.

But for community hospitals, patient flow affects much more than how long someone spends in the ED. It can influence staff efficiency, hospital capacity, patient satisfaction, and overall operations.

Improving throughput starts with understanding where delays occur and creating a smoother path for patients from arrival through discharge.

Read our latest blog to learn why more community hospitals are making ED throughput a strategic focus: http://medhost.com/blog/why-emergency-department-throughput-has-become-a-strategic-priority-for-community-hospitals/

When emergency departments experience delays, the impact extends far beyond the waiting room.

06/09/2026

A great day on the course for an even greater cause. ⛳

Yesterday, MEDHOST was proud to sponsor and participate in the Faith Family Medical Center Golf Tournament in Nashville, supporting their mission to expand access to affordable, high-quality healthcare for individuals and families across our community.

Our team, represented by Sonya Love and Richard Coure, enjoyed spending time with members of Faith Family Medical Center, including CEO Sherry Mast and board members Stephanie Bowman and Mark Montoney.

We were also excited to finish in 2nd place in the Second Flight and bring home a new cooler as a prize.

Thank you to Faith Family Medical Center for hosting another great event and for the important work you do to provide quality healthcare to those who need it most. We are proud to support your mission and the positive impact you make throughout our community.

06/09/2026

We’re live at the Nebraska Rural Health Conference!

Visit us to see how rural hospitals nationwide are achieving real results with MEDHOST technology, including improved compliance, reduced costs, and stronger clinician collaboration.

06/02/2026

Watch out, Nebraska! MEDHOST is on the way.

MEDHOST is participating in the Nebraska Rural Health Conference, sharing how integrated EHR, emergency department, financial, and cloud solutions support rural hospitals.

Read more below:

We’re excited to be part of Nebraska Rural Health Conference. This event brings together healthcare professionals and industry experts to share insights and explore solutions that strengthen clinical, operational, and financial performance across hospitals and health systems.

05/27/2026

What if some of healthcare’s best operational lessons are coming from community hospitals?

Smaller hospitals often move faster, communicate more directly, and adapt workflows more easily—helping them stay responsive in a rapidly changing environment.

Our latest blog explores what the industry can learn from community hospitals about operational agility, patient satisfaction, and long-term performance: https://www.medhost.com/blog/what-community-hospitals-can-teach-the-industry-about-operational-agility/

While large health systems often dominate conversations around innovation and transformation, community hospitals frequently demonstrate something equally important: the ability to move fast, collaborate effectively, and adjust operations in real time.

05/20/2026

Patient flow challenges aren’t always just about staffing.

In many hospitals, delays happen because of disconnected systems, communication gaps, and limited visibility across the care journey.

From intake to discharge, these operational roadblocks can slow care and create frustration for both patients and staff.

Our latest blog explores why patient flow has become an operations problem—and what healthcare organizations can do about it: https://www.medhost.com/blog/why-patient-flow-has-become-an-operations-problem-not-just-a-staffing-problem/

Patient flow challenges are often caused by disconnected systems and operational inefficiencies. Learn how hospitals can improve throughput with better visibility and coordination.

05/20/2026

We’re proud to be at the NRHA Annual Rural Health Conference in San Diego this week—connecting with leaders shaping the future of rural healthcare.

As a longtime Platinum member of the National Rural Health Association, we’re committed to helping rural hospitals thrive. https://nrhasc.com/meet-your-partners/medhost/

Stop by our booth to connect with our team.

05/15/2026

As Hospital Week comes to an end, MEDHOST recognizes the rural and community healthcare teams helping strengthen the future of care within their communities.

Innovation, collaboration, and continuity continue making a difference every day.

05/12/2026

From May 19 through May 22, MEDHOST will be exhibiting at the National Rural Health Association Annual Conference to show how our integrated EHR, emergency department, financial, and cloud solutions support rural hospitals nationwide.

Read more here: https://www.ruralhealth.us/events/schedule/annual-rural-health-conference

05/12/2026

“He’s only mostly dead.” - Miracle Max, The Princess Bride

For Dylan Kinney, learning and teaching have always gone hand in hand. With eight years in the industry and a career rooted in instruction, Dylan has found his stride helping others build confidence and skills.

As an Instructor on the MEDHOST Education Team, Dylan specializes in Patient Accounting and Financials training. Since joining MEDHOST in 2018, he has taught application courses, maintained the Learning Management System, managed KeyedIn projects, and stayed current with emerging technology, including artificial intelligence.

One moment that stands out in his career was his first time completing instruction for a full 40‑hour Business Office Director training course. Dylan is especially energized by seeing strong class attendance for topics he enjoys delivering, knowing learners are engaged and eager to dive in.

Artificial intelligence is a major area of interest for Dylan, and he enjoys helping teams understand how new tools can make their work more effective. He brings a sharp attention to detail to his role, always looking for opportunities to improve systems and keep revenue cycles running smoothly.

Outside of work, Dylan performs fully improvised Shakespearean plays with his troupe, The Shakespeariment, and serves as a Dungeon Master for 8 to 12 year olds. His home office is rarely quiet thanks to a six‑pound toy poodle who insists on sitting in his lap.

We’re proud to spotlight Dylan and the creativity, humor, and passion for teaching he brings to the MEDHOST Education Team.