Health Management

The tech company is seeking to provide consumers with device that tracks blood pressure, respiration rate, ECG signals.

Findings highlight inefficiencies, as well as solutions to make healthcare more affordable.

Survey finds the majority of insured adults are satisfied with their coverage but want more information.

Looking ahead, here are the things most likely to impact managed care.

The big box retailer will pilot new programs designed to improve access to care and deliver better outcomes.

Dentists believe innovative practices––school-based dentistry, collaborative care teams, and services like transportation or child care––can overcome patient barriers to care.

It combines AI and predictive analytics to improve medical outcomes and save money for employers and payers.

Study shows a significant portion of overdoses in the U.S. mortality data is missing information on specific drugs involved.

Downturn in incidence may be partially due to successful public health campaigns to prevent the disease.

Collaboration within the healthcare industry is needed to push the cancer death rate down.

SDoH: Myths vs. facts.

Cancer treatment is becoming more personalized. Here’s how.

Tackling SDoH issues requires efforts beyond traditional healthcare roles.

When disaster strikes, healthcare executives must be ready to take care of those in need of emergency medical services.

From breast cancer to prostate cancer, the state of oncology care and how it will evolve.

Outbreak of severe pulmonary disease linked to e-cigarette use.

As communities grapple with the vaccine-preventable disease, healthcare orgs must step up to increase awareness.

How a program with a goal of 1 million participants could help promote research into precision medicine.

Offering rewards can be a great way to increase member engagement for patients with diabetes.

New remote patient technology applications could be the new norm for healthcare.

A look at how consumerization is changing healthcare forever.

A new survey shows that despite concerns, most people view their experiences with healthcare positively.

Two organizations partner to help fund community-based organizations.

Millennials and Baby Boomers aren't so different after all. 

How oncology practices can help reduce spending on cancer drugs-without compromising on patient care.