Authors


Adam Grossman

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To Drive Value-Based Healthcare, We Must First Redefine It

The healthcare industry needs to better align with consumers around this notion and their broader perception of what constitutes value.


Gerard Vitti

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What Shifting U.S. Demographics Mean for Health Plans

The country is becoming more diverse. Health plans need to adapt by making their provider networks as diverse as possible and committing to diversity in their management ranks.


Alisa L. Chestler

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Reproductive Privacy Rights: Changes Coming for Healthcare Organizations

The Office of Civil Rights published a proposed rule that could have healthcare organizations evaluating their practices surrounding, and interactions with, reproductive healthcare information.



Leah Dillard, B.A.

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Profits of Publicly Traded Health Plans Surge Amid Requests for Higher Rates

Amid struggling providers, furloughs of essential workers, years of premium increases and record high earnings, for-profit health plans should consider options for directly helping their networks.


David Caraway

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Dismantling Stigmas: How to Stop the Blame Game and Get Patients the Care they Need

There is a bias in this country against people whose medical condition is perceived to be “their fault”– in other words, the result of their own lifestyle choices. To combat stigma and its harmful effects, there needs to be broader understanding, even among medical professionals.


Don Sapatkin

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Managed Care Experts Agree on Gene Therapy’s Clinical Benefits for Inherited Blood Disorders But See Hurdles for Coverage

In-depth interviews and an online survey found support for gene therapy as a treatment for inherited blood disorders, but also several obstacles that must be addressed.


Rahul Sharma

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Healthcare Trends to Watch in 2023

Healthcare will continue its evolution toward value-based reimbursement models in 2023 as provider organizations, commercial payers and government programs seek more ways to improve health outcomes while reducing costs.


Hillary Ross

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Health Plan CIOs: Essential Elements for Success

The technology infrastructure of many health plans today could be described as costly, fragmented and siloed. Rather than focusing on the customer experience, growth and transformation, these plans are responding reactively to business needs and market shifts.


Andrew Lacy

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Joe Biden Wants to Cure Cancer. Here’s Where to Start

Deposing the ‘Emperor of All Maladies’ will take a diverse toolkit, not a single moonshot.


David R. Gandara, MD

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Expanding the Use of CGP in Screening and Surgery

Closing out his discussion on CGP, David Gandara, MD, looks toward future opportunities for CGP in screening patients before or after surgery.


Abigail Hirsch

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Why 50/50 Gender Representation Matters in Healthcare

When women are underrepresented in healthcare — half of our world’s population becomes at-risk.


Chris Sullivan

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What Payers Need to Know As Retail Pharmacies Move Into Primary Care

Healthcare beyond the doors of the doctor’s office has the potential to offer more care to more people. But payers need to think about how to ensure that care is consistent. Regardless of the setting, care decisions must be based on evidence-based content and supported with strong patient education.


Eric Eskioğlu

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Advancing Healthcare Innovation through AI Adoption

Leading health providers are implementing AI to improve patient and staff safety and quality, allowing them to accomplish their technological innovation goals for better use of resources, with higher satisfaction.


Stephen Cavey

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HIPAA Compliance in the Age of COVID-19

Now is the time for compliance officers to get a better grasp on compliance and continuity across the organization.


Alexandra Weiss Roeser

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Maximizing Impact Through Strategic Research Investments That Address Unmet Needs

Patient organizations should focus on how they can be the most effective by leveraging their strengths to uncover new research opportunities.


Curtis Gattis

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3 Ways to Reach Your Care Coordination and Communication Goals

In this second part of a two-part article series, Curtis Gattis, CEO and co-founder of LeadingReach, discusses how healthcare organizations participating in risk-based contracting or value-based financial and care delivery models are currently facing major challenges with integrating, managing and tracking care coordination and communication capabilities within provider networks.


Kim Glenn

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Why Social Determinants of Health Are a Critical Factor for Preventing Member Risk Escalation in the Value-Based Care Equation

Medicaid managed care organization (MCOs) may be better equipped to address social determinants of health (SDOH) and health equity than payers who use fee-for-service models because SDOH are central to many requirements for MCOs, including those pertaining to population health management, health equity and care coordination.


Bhavesh Shah, RPh, BCOP

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Increasing Access to Effective Therapies for Atopic Dermatitis

Current strategies used to evaluate the performance of therapies used to treat atopic dermatitis and guide formulary decisions, and recommendations to help patients receive access to effective therapies.


Jason Bush, Ph.D.

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The Explosion in Genetic Testing — and How To Manage It

Payers must be early adopters of managing genetic testing through DEX Z-Codes, combined with science-based policies and policy adherence and claims editing technology.


Lucy van de Wiel, PhD

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Future Modalities for Infertility

Lucy van de Wiel, PhD, discusses how emerging technologies such as in vitro gametogenesis and gene editing show promise for addressing complex infertility cases, potentially revolutionizing reproductive medicine by offering new solutions for patients with genetic disorders, same-sex couples, and those with uterine factor infertility.


Chris Pawar

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7 Skills Healthcare Executives Need to Succeed

The COVID-19 pandemic has tested every healthcare executive’s ability to adjust — and adjust again. From mid-March through summer and now early fall, the ups and downs of the outbreak have occurred at a furious, unpredictable cadence.


Tiffany Mura

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Keys to Effective Remote Patient Monitoring in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Health organizations that had RPM solutions in place pre-pandemic have been more successful at scaling up than organizations that were starting from scratch during the pandemic.


Brian Kalis
Brian Kalis

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Now More Than Ever We Should Take Advantage of the Transformational Benefits of AI and ML in Healthcare

Artificial intelligence and machine learning can take on simple tasks in healthcare so people can focus on collaboration and work on a higher cognitive level.


Paul Frohna, MD, PhD

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The Future of Idiopathic and Progressive Pulmonary Fibrosis Treatment

An expert physician discusses the potential role of novel agents in the management of idiopathic and progressive pulmonary fibrosis.


Dan Martin, JD

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Government Agencies Using AI to Detect Healthcare Fraud

Here’s what you need to know and do considering the DOJ’s and HHS’s drastically expanded use of digital tools to investigate and prosecute those who work in the field of healthcare, including innocent practices and providers.


Zachary Durst

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Health Plan CIOs: Essential Elements for Success

The technology infrastructure of many health plans today could be described as costly, fragmented and siloed. Rather than focusing on the customer experience, growth and transformation, these plans are responding reactively to business needs and market shifts.


Brock Ingmire

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Getting Real About Health Equity

CMS and state officials are using payment incentives, data collection and program requirements to start edging the lofty ideals of health equity toward reality.


John Mbagwu, Pharm.D.

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Using the Healthcare Utility Model to Manage Pharmacy Cost for Patients and Payers

CivicaScript, a generic medication manufacturer, is modeling itself as public utility. It launched its first product, abiraterone 250 mg tablets, late last year and is gearing up to make its own low-cost insulin.


David Wolf

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Contract Management in a Value-Based Care Environment

For operational efficiency, value-based initiatives need a scalable digital infrastructure that can handle multiple reimbursement models, including fee for service.

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