Health Management

What new changes to the Home Health Prospective Payment System could mean.

Patient experience should take a front seat at healthcare organizations, but what does that entail?

A new framework for understanding individual healthcare needs.

New survey sheds light on chronic knee pain sufferer and why they don’t seek help before it’s too late.

How can healthcare organizations better overcome the challenges involved with integrating social determinants of health data into their population health initiatives?

Creating a health ecosystem for our modern-day customer-seniors with evolving healthcare needs and challenges

How MCOs are delivering value to Medicaid populations.

What today’s seniors expect from healthcare-and how you can deliver it.

New study finds that when providers engage patients with HIV, patients respond more favorably.

Customized survivorship plans specific to the cancer the patient endured and the treatment they received are essential.

Oncologists are under intense pressure to come up with cost savings-and many are turning to value-based care structures.

The technologies bridging the gap between social care providers and medical care providers.

A UCLA study has found that several measures of health equity have declined over time.

A new study, funded by NIH, provides evidence to support a simple measurement for diagnosing clinically significant airflow obstruction, the key characteristic of COPD.

$100 million would support aid to low-income Americans and veterans in rural areas.

Care1st Health Plan Arizona recently unveiled what it calls the first-ever U.S. Medicaid value-based agreement for hep C treatment. Here’s why they say other plans should take notice.

Medicare’s Bundled Payments for Care Improvement Advanced (BPCI-A) model continues to incentivize value-based care.

Newly published research provides insight and direction for health experts seeking to maximize population health and well-being and help alleviate feelings of being disconnected from others.

How employers are looking to tackle health costs.

Results from a collaborative study show a significant difference between different ethnic groups and the likelihood of hereditary genetic mutations that are linked to breast cancer.

A study finds that more and more Americans are facing significant mental health issues.

New analysis finds that there are plenty of opportunities for providers to step up their efforts to reduce their utilization of low-value care and increase their use of services that deliver better value for patients.

The PRIDE study is collecting demographic data to help better study underrepresented patient populations.

While generally used at a population level, addressing SBDoH factors can and should be personalized to individuals.

How social media is opening new study opportunities.