August 6th 2025
Without guardrails, artificial intelligence can be abused, leading to overbilling and high volumes of appeals. But with the right strategy, AI can enhance — not compromise — the integrity of care and payment.
Videoconferencing Eases Anxiety, Distress of the ‘Distance’ Caregivers of Cancer Patients
May 13th 2020Videoconferencing reduced anxiety and stress among “distance caregivers,” according to the results of randomized trial scheduled to be presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
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Staying Safe and Cyber-Secure Through Telehealth
May 7th 2020As social distancing has become the new norm due to COVID-19, the new normal for healthcare has also seen a rise of telehealth services. However, there are security risks involved for patients’ personal data and companies’ private information.
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Global Survey Finds Widespread Fraud in Healthcare During COVID-19
May 5th 2020NEMEXIS, an international anti-fraud consulting firm based in Berlin, reported fraud and corruption affecting healthcare and healthcare systems spurred whistleblower activity in half of the 58 countries in the survey.
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Krista Drobac Discusses the Rise of Telemedicine Due to COVID-19 (VIDEO)
April 24th 2020Associate Editor of Managed Healthcare Executive, Briana Contreras, speaks with Drobac, executive director of Alliance for Connected Care, and a partner with Sirona Strategies, in Washington, DC, about the recent rise of telehealth in response to COVID-19.
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Steps Payers Can Take to Meet Changing Digital Needs of Members
April 20th 2020With the use of virtual and telemedmedicine services increasing, health plans must continually use the data available through digital channels to listen to and learn from members, adjust content to answer their questions, and respond to their needs, to build both a lasting member relationship and enhance future digital capabilities.
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