While the various waves of vaccine priority may be largely defined, the ability for many providers to segment their patient populations based on those...
Visits to emergency departments (ED) dropped by 42% in the early months of COVID-19, according to the CDC. In pre-pandemic times, this might have...
The rates for closing gaps in care are some of the most widely used, quantitative metrics to measure quality, allocate incentives, and control costs....
I attended the Fall 2019 Conference of the National Association of Accountable Care Organizations (NAACOS) in Washington D.C. and wanted to share some insights...
Last week, I spoke at the technology briefing of a national health plan group to give a presentation on the role of consumer data...
Most healthcare consumers spend only a tiny fraction of their lives in the clinical world of medical appointments and procedures. Where and how they...
When nearly 80% of health outcomes can be traced to non-medical social and economic factors, we need to look beyond the medical world to...
It’s a puzzle many healthcare providers are still working to solve: when over 80% of health outcomes are influenced by non-medical factors, how can...
What if you could flag patients who are at risk of readmission? What if you could anticipate missed appointments or know ahead of time...