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Planned Parenthood has continued its entrance into digital health with its new reproductive services finder app.

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?

A report from Salucro suggests most patients evaluate billing and payment processes before even reaching the institution.

Hub services are expanding functions to facilitating access to needed therapies or devices and addressing barriers to adherence.

Tech and data use is improving doctor-patient relations and autonomy.

Americans think brands could do more to prevent customer service fraud and don’t trust that brands are handling their personal information securely.

Three things to know about price transparency rules for health insurers and hospitals.

A new report reveals that the majority of Americans are concerned about catching the flu, but more are taking preventative measures.

Healthcare executives are encouraged to seek best practice recommendations from infectious diseases organizations when implementing ASPs.

A Cigna survey found healthcare consumers were facing difficulties based on affordability, predictability, and simplicity.

A look at the implications for Medicaid plans.

Responding to health plan requests to verify and update directory information is a significant administrative burden on providers and may be undermining the accuracy of directories.

Youth in California are seeking more help than ever in the last decade.

With dementia being one of the fastest growing public health problems, there are several workplace strategies health execs can implement.

Health plans are discerning approaches that position the business for long-term growth and member satisfaction.

Preventive care is key to overcome the treatment and management challenges of this chronic condition.

New report examines opioid-related malpractice claims to identify risk factors, warning signs, and vulnerabilities in pain management.

Google’s partnership with hospital system Ascension to store health records has sparked a federal probe.

Results from a recent Insurance.com survey shows overall satisfaction appears greatest with original Medicare consumers.

Everyone is talking about AI in healthcare. Here is how health executives can separate the myths from the facts.

Most health systems have invested or plan to invest in remote patient monitoring solutions to support their organizational transitions to value-based care.

Forms of leadership health executives should consider adopting in a new wave of healthcare.

The way providers talk about healthcare-already one of the most contentious topics in U.S. public life-is sure to change over the next year.

Trump claims lower drug prices, fights Pelosi bill.

FDA and Congress are putting forth new proposals to mitigate drug shortages, which continue to have a major impact on the US healthcare system.

Google expands its interest in the wearable device space.

An eHealth, Inc. survey reveals Medicare beneficiaries are getting smart about reviewing their coverage options.

A new survey reveals critical benchmarking data on compensation levels and pay practices for hospitals and health systems execs nationwide.

Millennials are the largest generation ever, but if their health issues aren’t addressed, their well-being and the economy will face consequences.

While acceptance of telehealth care for those in need remains an issue to some, support throughout the United States improves as others use these services.