Technology

Here are three things to consider when developing a population health management team at your organization.

Key socioeconomic data that will help you care for your most vulnerable populations.

Healthcare executives are starting to realize that preventing cyberattacks is not just a task for their IT departments and third-party security vendors.

Find out how the American College of Physicians says population health data can decrease opioid addiction and abuse.

By 2025, the United States could be facing a shortage ranging from 34,600 to 88,000 physicians in total. Find out how this could affect population health initiatives.

Patients are demanding more from payers and providers. Here’s how technology can help.

Jonathan Linkous of the American Telemedicine Association identifies the trends to watch

Here are 3 ways that technology can tap into the powerful network of non-clinical patient influencers who will ultimately impact a patient’s healthcare decisions and behavioral changes.

Population health data strategies are finding connections between better health and better quality of living.

A hospital system is adapting population health data to create a blueprint for a cost savings patient care program.

Could new technology solve America’s diabetes crisis? Find out.

Patient risk can improve value-based cancer care. Find out how.

It’s no surprise that gaps in the screening, monitoring, and management of chronic diseases abound, even in managed care settings. Here’s how technology can help.

To ensure providers are prepared for telemedicine practice, healthcare leaders must provide training in these areas.

With ACA repeal and replace on the horizon, digital healthcare solutions will surely be affected.

Innovation in healthcare wearables continues to drive market growth.

Stephen Rioseco, of Horizon BCBSNJ, tells Managed Healthcare Executive how his health plan fully capitalizes on the power of social media for customer service.

Technology experts predict that more health plans will take advantage of consumer engagement technologies in 2017.

We asked healthcare industry leaders, what apps should managed care executives check out? Here's what they said.

Scott Winiecki, MD, of the FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, shares how the FDA is working to address the opioid epidemic.

How can physicians, already struggling to keep up with mounting regulations and larger patient loads, use PDMPs in more effective and efficient ways?

Several changes and transitions will have a huge impact on health IT in 2017 and in future years.

At Cigna, technology is viewed as a strategic enabler that powers its business strategy-creating closer, more meaningful connections with customers.

Managed Healthcare Executive’s 2017 Technology Survey findings reveal that tools to help consumers estimate the cost of healthcare may be underutilized. Here’s what UnitedHealthcare is doing about that.

Technology, and specifically telemedicine, has an enormous role to play in improvements to clinical work flows, care coordination, and long-term health outcomes.

Connected devices and apps eliminating the need for manual tracking drive better long-term engagement in healthy activities, a study from Walgreens and Scripps Translational Science, shows.

Managed Healthcare Executive’s 2017 Technology Survey findings reveal that more healthcare executives see the value in telemedicine reimbursement.

When it comes to clinicians discussing end-of-life care with patients and their families, too often decisions must be made quickly. Here’s how data analytics can help.

Deaths due to opioid abuse have risen sharply-and show no signs of leveling off. Here’s how data analytics can prevent abuse and diversion.

Explore how using support tools can prevent treatment overutilization.