Technology

Health plans and PBMs that are reluctant to invest in mobile tools for their covered members will miss out.

While payers have worked to add technology capabilities along the way, these additions are merely bandages on top of a system that simply isn’t designed to do what the modern world demands.

An accurate account of your provider roster is essential to driving value-based care, according to one expert.

At the AMCP Annual Meeting, three panelists shared real-world examples of technology that is improving patient engagement, adherence, and outcomes

Here is an analysis of trending technologies and how they affect patient satisfaction.

Don’t let these common misconceptions stop you from this high-impact, low-cost way to engage with patients.

As patients look to make more informed decisions about healthcare services, payers can leverage comparative analytics to deliver greater price transparency

There is so much data available at all levels of healthcare, and technology and public support is on the cusp of a breakthrough in using this information for widespread improvements.

State and federal regulations, health information breaches, create a minefield of issues

Concerns among stakeholders may call for EHR system revamping

Learning to use mobile health or mhealth is a critical advantage to providing the highest return on investment for plans and providers.

A clinical staff armed with the best clinical decision support (CDS) tools can be a game changer when it comes to improving care quality and reducing care costs.

In this Q&A, experts discuss how emerging treatments and technologies are affecting diabetes costs.

The telemedicine changes we have seen so far are nothing compared to what we’re likely to see in 2016.

Over the past year, there has been some legislative movement at the federal and state levels. The following is a short list of key bills and what they might mean for healthcare providers.

Population health initiatives are driving rapid adoption of mobile remote patient monitoring solutions, according to a new report.

As technology advances, it is transforming healthcare in ways never thought possible

New technology is changing how payers, providers, and patients interact. Stay ahead of the curve by monitoring these technology changes.

A common question facing healthcare executives is how to get started with population health management. Here are steps and strategies critical to success.

Another health insurer is facing a major healthcare data breach. Here’s how cybersecurity experts are reacting.

To help ensure you are doing all you can to prevent a security breach, we asked the experts to weigh in. Here they identify four of the biggest mistakes health plans are making.

New research: Hospitals risk millions from failure to provide consumer-friendly mobile apps. How to achieve exceptional consumer experience.

Don't let your healthcare organization's information be compromised. Watch out for these common mistakes.

Innovation will be necessary to compete for consumers in the new market environment. Using data effectively can help plans stand out.

Some providers and payers are hesitant to jump on board with telemedicine, but others say it the benefits are clear.

Population health management, one of the most pressing priorities for executives today, requires careful planning and strategy. Here are some tips.

In today’s world of value-based care, having a high volume of inpatients means something is broken in the healthcare system. Here's how technology is helping fix it.

Greg Scott, national leader of the health plans practice at Deloitte Consulting, LLP, shares how plans and providers may be able to better apply big data.

As a physician, I’ve repeatedly wondered over the years when a variation of remote monitoring technology would advance to help patients. Finally, it seems that time is here.