Editorial piece by Managed Healthcare Executive's Editorial Advisory Board Member, Lili Brillstein. Brillstein is a nationally recognized expert on value-based care and the CEO of BCollaborative, a healthcare consulting company.
These best practices can instill a culture of innovation within your organization.
Getting the right transitions of post-acute care affect a patient’s well-being following their hospital stay.
Kootenai Care Network uses a population health management platform to reduce the burden on payers and providers.
As integrated primary care evolves, it can potentially improve patient experience and health, while creating a path of competitive advantage for health insurers.
Health execs need to examine their current parental leave policies, for both men and women. Six-week-minimum maternity leave, breastfeeding support programs, and making moms aware of those policies can yield huge dividends.
Physical therapists can help patients by implementing AI and robotics in rehabilitation treatments and help themselves by adapting to the latest value-based payment models.
Current transportation practices among organizations are resulting in healthier affordable and accessible outcomes for patients in need.
Why some health plans have mixed feelings on adopting bundled payments and what it can become.
Forms of leadership health executives should consider adopting in a new wave of healthcare.
Healthcare organizations have been going further upstream and working to address social determinants of health, including investing heavily in employment programs.
A routine eye exam can detect and diagnose more than 25 different medical conditions.
This year, health plans need to focus on the following smart, “no regret” investments in the enrollment process that have low risk, high reward, and ultimately deliver an exceptional member experience while simultaneously reducing costs and improving data quality.
Attempts to close information and care gaps are often tactical in nature and ultimately lead to greater complexity. As healthcare leaders, how do we address it?
Hub services are expanding functions to facilitating access to needed therapies or devices and addressing barriers to adherence.
In a phase 2 trial, a gene therapy reduced angioedema attacks, which could significantly change the quality of life for patients with hereditary angioedema.
Here are key areas that will trend in 2020, particularly in regard to population health programs.
Sun Pharmaceuticals issued a voluntary recall of 1 lot of its metformin hydrochloride for extended-release (ER) oral suspension (Riomet ER), 500 mg per 5 mL.
Tech tools will help older adults manage their own care, but healthcare organizations must provide them with technology-powered care, versus tech on its own.
Tech tools will help older adults manage their own care, but healthcare organizations must provide them with technology-powered care, versus tech on its own.
Hospitals can adopt these tips when managing large amounts of clinical, administrative, and financial data.
How the changes affect the safe harbors of Anti-kickback and self-referral Rules
How the changes affect the safe harbors of Anti-kickback and self-referral Rules
How the changes affect the safe harbors of Anti-kickback and self-referral Rules
The U.S. needs to do better to support people in need, with improved access and cost to quality healthcare, and technology must be leveraged to meet these goals.
DNA, ROI, and new technology that can reduce treatment costs and improve outcomes.
Strategies such as practicing to top of license, focusing on risk, and data mining can be used to transform care management.
Chiropractic care is becoming a method more recognized as a way to better treat patients and avoid pharmacological pain management methods.