MHE Staff

Google expands its interest in the wearable device space.

An eHealth, Inc. survey reveals Medicare beneficiaries are getting smart about reviewing their coverage options.

Millennials are the largest generation ever, but if their health issues aren’t addressed, their well-being and the economy will face consequences.

While acceptance of telehealth care for those in need remains an issue to some, support throughout the United States improves as others use these services.

HOPE program can serve as a model for treating patients at risk for addiction.

The grant will support creating new content on UpToDate that will advise patients of their genetic test results and how to manage them by early 2020.

Drug shortages are a major problem and can have a negative impact on patient care and public health. Here, Dan Kistner, PharmD, senior vice president, pharmacy solutions for Vizient, talks about the top 8 reasons that drug shortages can occur. 

Changing the way healthcare providers interact with patients and families can affect a hospital’s bottom line.

Survey finds that one in four Americans have avoided care because they were unsure what their plan covered.

Verily partners with VAPAHCS and Atrius Health to find solutions for improving population health and value-of-care delivery.

An $80M investment will support ventures that develop new drugs and technologies.

A new study from UC Berkeley and Chicago Booth reveals significant racial bias in software program.

Short-term placements in healthcare facilities serve as a staffing option.

Icahn School of Medicine aims to use technology and data to address racism and gender equity and social determinants of health.

A seven-year infrastructure deal between Microsoft and Humana to “reimagine” health for aging populations and their care teams.

Annual survey shares thousands of Americans are largely satisfied with their healthcare options, but many factors like cost remain a concern.

The opioid crisis cost the U.S. billions. Find out the impact on the future economy.

Despite the trust between physicians and patients, some physicians believe another prescription drug crisis may arise.

A new study reveals that universal coverage can be achieved without a complete overhaul of the health system.

New research reveals many healthcare executives are not yet focused on a key federal transparency law and its potential impact.

First-of-its-kind survey brings clarity to the effect of 340B and Medicaid programs on each other through comprehensive state analysis.

National Association of ACOs calls on CMS to grow participation and sustain savings potential. 

As people with type 2 diabetes age, the risks of insulin use can outweigh its benefits, creating the need for increased provider and patient education.

Funding toward the research will help prevent serious health effects caused by adverse childhood experiences.

A study performed shows support of educational outreach, practice facilitation, and shared learning are more likely to achieve target blood pressure goals.

The two organizations are investigating new ways to address research, clinical trials, and manufacturing.

Study examines social determinants of health in first half of 2019.

Survey respondents estimate their organizations will invest an average of $39.7M over the next five years.

Roughly 2.5 million cases of STDs combined were reported in the United States in 2018; affecting newborns.