EisnerAmper Podcast

With more than 5,000 employees, EisnerAmper is one of the largest accounting firms in the U.S. From start-ups through global multinationals, the firm offers accounting, tax, advisory services to most industry sectors including financial services, technology, real estate, manufacturing, health care and others.

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  Episode #650

  EisnerAmper Healthcare Podcast: Cyber Risk Is Financial Risk – Episode 4

  Sep 30, 202614 min

  There is no version of cybersecurity where nothing ever goes wrong. In the final part of this four-part series, Patrick Westerhaus makes the case for rehearsal and explains why stress, rather than sophistication, drives poor decisions after an incident. Patrick and host Tony Davis also cover how framing cyber risk in financial terms strengthens the security team's position with the board. They discuss why assigning blame to one person after a breach leaves the organization in a weaker position. Patrick is emphatic that none of this is a criticism of the CIOs and CISOs doing the work.

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  Episode #649

  EisnerAmper Healthcare Podcast: Cyber Risk Is Financial Risk – Episode 3

  Sep 23, 202614 min

  Your organization bought the tools, passed the audits, and hired the team. Can you say what that spending has done to reduce financial exposure? Patrick Westerhaus puts that question to healthcare CFOs, and he says the honest answer is usually that nobody knows. In part three of four, Patrick and host Tony Davis cover the diagnostic that closes the gap between technical teams and finance teams. They also discuss why attackers shifted from financial services to healthcare, and what nation-state actors want with medical records. The episode closes on the Change Healthcare incident, a $2.4 million event that started with one stolen username and password.

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  Episode #648

  EisnerAmper Healthcare Podcast: Cyber Risk Is Financial Risk – Episode 2

  Sep 16, 202610 min

  In part two of four, Patrick and host Tony Davis cover the three crimes cyber enables: fraud, theft, and espionage. They map which ones reach a solo practice, a multi-site group, and a research hospital. Patrick explains why business email compromise remains the most common problem, and why a small practice owner's personal information is an organizational vulnerability. He also describes how ransomware now moves through three separate criminal groups before anyone asks for money.

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  Episode #647

  EisnerAmper Healthcare Podcast: Cyber Risk Is Financial Risk – Episode 1

  Sep 9, 202612 min

  Many healthcare leaders treat cyber risk as a technology problem. Patrick Westerhaus spent 12 years in the FBI working white-collar crime, public corruption, and cybercrime before joining EisnerAmper's cyber services practice. He argues that this framing is exactly why organizations remain exposed. In part one of four, Patrick joins host Tony Davis to explain what cybercrime actually is: a functioning economy with people who break into systems and entirely separate parties who buy what they take. Patrick makes the case for dropping the term cyber risk altogether and managing the exposure as something your organization already knows how to handle.

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  Episode #646

  Healthcare Podcast: Funding Rural Health: Grants, Designations & Tribal Funding Pathways – Episode 2

  Jun 29, 202616 min

  Grant funding can open doors, but it can't close the gaps that form when revenue walks out the back door. In this follow-up episode of the EisnerAmper Healthcare Podcast, host Tony Davis continues the conversation with Jane Clark and Peter Avellino, shifting focus from grants to the operational and financial strategies rural hospitals need to build long-term resilience. Peter shares how attribution models can reveal where patients are going after leaving a facility, and why that intelligence is a game-changer for rural providers whose patient populations are finite. The episode covers revenue cycle fundamentals (coding accuracy, timely billing, follow-up scheduling), 340B program eligibility, pharmacy benefit management optimization, and how AI-assisted tools are compressing the time between date of service and cash collected. Jane connects the dots between grant strategy and revenue cycle improvement, making the case that federal programs like the Rural Health Transformation Program are increasingly designed to fund transformational infrastructure, including billing systems, data platforms, and workforce stabilization, rather than fill operating gaps. She closes with a direct message for rural and tribal health leaders: stop treating financing, operations, and compliance as separate conversations. If your organization is navigating thin margins, workforce pressures, or the question of whether to convert to a rural emergency hospital model, this episode gives you a practical framework for thinking about what to do next.

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