Health Management

Two reports highlight areas of elderly care that healthcare systems and health plans should avoid.

An independent study considers the global adoption of value-based healthcare across 25 countries.

Five key areas of healthcare, the candidates’ proposals for them, and analysis from experts.

The use of advanced analytics by payers can improve administrative and medicalcosts, provider satisfaction and member health.

Humana and UCS study shows prevalence of ageism in film and the power of embracing a healthy mindset for healthy aging

Expert offers specific actions for managed care execs to take

In today’s increasingly consumer-driven environment, personalization is not only expected, but a demanded part of the user experience.

A new study shows that many adults with depression don’t receive treatment, whereas others receive treatments that do not match their level of illness severity.

Patient engagement is central to improving health outcomes and reducing the cost of care. Yet, there continues to be a huge disconnect between patients, payers, and physicians.

A new study highlights why vaccination costs should be a top consideration when evaluating benefit offerings.

Where do the capabilities of healthcare technology end and the need for the human hand begin to deliver top value for managed care executives?

Several recent studies explore how weight loss surgery impacts diabetes patient care.

The opioid crisis in the U.S. is a multidimensional problem requiring a multistakeholder solution.

Managed Healthcare Executive conducted its first-ever managed care pharmacy survey during the second quarter of 2016 in partnership with Access Market Intelligence. Here’s a look at some of the key findings, with experts weighing in on the results.

Rising drug costs are a big problem for all healthcare systems in the U.S. Here’s how three hospitals are addressing the problem.

CMS just released the first Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement (CJR) data feed. Find out what the preliminary results show.

New NCCN guidelines include new technology as an option for patients’ annual screening.

What has you counting sheep at night? Answers from your peers may surprise you.

As ACOs continue to grow in the healthcare sector, it is imperative that a liaison is in place to act as an intermediary between ACO members and patients to help achieve desired outcomes.

As hospitals begin to search for key post-acute providers and implement new care pathways, providers should be aware of program waivers that afford greater flexibility in determining the most cost-effective care possible to ensure good outcomes for patients within the CJR model.

How one health system and one health plan are fighting the obesity epidemic

AHIP’s president and CEO Marilyn Tavenner discusses the association’s top priorities, challenges, and opportunities.

The standard of care for patients unable to drain their bladder is catheter use, but new alternatives reduce risk of antibiotic-resistant superbugs and costs to the healthcare system.

Health insurers and providers are looking for ways to grow outside of the United States. Here’s a look at some of the tactics that are picking up traction.

Obesity affects almost 38% of U.S. adults, according to the CDC’s National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. Here’s how plans and providers can create positive change.