Health Management

Self-assessments of health are strongly related to household income, type of health insurance, or whether they are uninsured.

Chiropractic care is becoming a method more recognized as a way to better treat patients and avoid pharmacological pain management methods.

A new report reveals characteristics of successful patient experience initiatives and illustrates how a strong and unified approach can impact the entire organization.

New research details how to properly implement healthcare transparency and increase social welfare.

Integration through the payer’s app and website allows members to seamlessly switch to PillPack for their prescriptions.

A new ruling on the ACA adds more uncertainty about the law’s future.

It includes 15 solutions from digital health developers including remote monitoring services and digital therapeutics for eight common chronic conditions.

The grant will support a three-year, statewide effort designed to expand, develop, and deepen harm reduction services throughout the state.

South Texas healthcare philanthropy built a first-of-its-kind project to fund and study integrated care for low-income, uninsured residents in underfunded border communities.

The message for all people is to persevere in their dedication to a healthy lifestyle.

A new PwC HRI report reveals that next year healthcare leaders will face a call to action-especially on progress and returns on the path to the digitization of the industry.

Study points to a need to better understand the link between aspirin use, race/ethnicity, and socioeconomic status and their role in cardiovascular disease.

New precision medicine strategy uses the latest genomics science and technology to help providers identify and start their patients on the best cancer treatment, faster.

Study examines the clinical benefit of re-engaging in a corporate weight loss program.

DNA, ROI, and new technology that can reduce treatment costs and improve outcomes.

A new survey reveals the issues that detract from the patient experience.

New program helps Medicaid enrollees proactively manage their type 2 diabetes.

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.

U.S. health executives can glean useful insight from studying how other countries approach healthcare.

Strategies such as practicing to top of license, focusing on risk, and data mining can be used to transform care management.

New evidence shows they positively influence hospital care transitions.

How the changes affect the safe harbors of Anti-kickback and self-referral Rules

Deloitte’s 2019 global healthcare consumer survey finds people are willing to shop for deals, disagree with their doctors, and use technology to track and maintain their health.

Health and fitness apps are gaining popularity, and women’s health is likely to drive the market.

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Ride Health collaborate to provide transportation for Medicare Advantage members in two states.

Study reveals what U.S. regions are most affected, their causes of death, and why.

Hospitals can adopt these tips when managing large amounts of clinical, administrative, and financial data.

A new study reveals that these patients are at a greater risk.  

An updated Patient-Centered Oncology Payment model will support the transformation of cancer care by providing patients with access to high-quality and high-value care.

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.