Technology is enabling healthcare consumers the freedom to choose. With increasing choices, convenience is at the forefront of the next evolution of healthcare, and companies need to focus on delivering great end-to-end experiences to meet the needs of today’s consumers.
What technology will have the biggest impact on your managed care organization? Healthcare executives weigh in.
Cigna publication project takes a page out of the big pharma and medical technology playbook.
The concepts that power cognitive computing and AI have grown to include substantial healthcare advancements.
Consumer and provider expectations have changed as a result of the digital economy. Here are four reasons why payers need to start migrating their businesses in that direction.
With so much going on in health IT, it can be difficult to keep track of all the buzzwords. Here’s your quick and easy guide.
An initiative that aims to expand the use of population health strategies has received funding to be used in 500 U.S. cities.
By using a patient-centered, physician-led model of care, Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) of Michigan lowers recidivism and healthcare costs.
Professor in the School for the Science of Health Care Delivery Natalia Wilson, MD, MPH, discusses teaching population health to the next-generation of physicians, and how it will transform care.
Views on the importance of population health differ depending on how you interact with patients, says the NEJM Care Redesign survey.
Personalized, prescriptive medicine creates higher-value care for patients
Predictive analytics involves extracting information from data and using it to forecast the future based on existing patterns and associations. For managed care organizations, the potential is limitless.
Having technology tools for member engagement is no longer a novelty. Members now expect and prefer digital communications, and it is critical for MCOs to stay on top of technology trends to compete in the market.
Data is key to helping providers increase member compliance, and technology has made this delivery simpler and more effective.
Services for the Underserved uses healthcare technology tools to reduce costs, increase quality.
Oscar Health, a health-insurance startup, will work with the Cleveland Clinic to offer individual health insurance plans to consumers in northeast Ohio.
A new study found that distinguishing between population health and community health strategies can help health organizations define clear goals and earmark the right resources to accomplish them.
A new study finds that expanding the way bundled payments are utilized could make a positive impact for patients and on costs.
Here are 3 EHR-related challenges that are impeding the advancement of IT support for value-based reimbursements.
Artificial intelligence will play a major role in healthcare digital transformation. Here’s how to adopt more AI-supported activities in your digital transformation initiative.
A Klick Health survey shows there’s opportunities for healthcare innovation and technology to play larger role in patient’s lives.
AHIP 2017: Kaveh Savafi, MD, of Accenture, tells Managed Healthcare Executive about the biggest digital trends and their impact on healthcare.
Technology advances in pharmacy include innovations that improve medication safety, efficiency, and patient compliance.
Here are three things to consider when developing a population health management team at your organization.
Key socioeconomic data that will help you care for your most vulnerable populations.
