Now on Demand – In this episode of Tell Me Where IT Hurts, host Dr. Jay Anders welcomes Michael Blackman, MD, chief medical officer of Greenway Health––another physician who made the transition into healthcare IT––for a discussion of the challenges of surrounding patient information.
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By Phil Galewitz – Most states’ Medicaid programs won’t text enrollees despite the urgency to reach them about renewing their coverage. A KFF report published in March found just 11 states said they would use texting to alert Medicaid recipients about the end of the covid public health emergency.
By Rand O’Leary – The pandemic has changed many things about our culture and daily life. Even with a likely shift to an endemic state and more “normal” days ahead, many things have changed in the past two years that will not change back to how they were.
By Art Gross – Many people in healthcare make the incorrect assumption that their business won’t be a target for cybercriminals because they are “just a one-man show” or “aren’t part of a big network”. Neither way of thinking is wise.
New On Demand Healthcare Upside/Down: With guests Pennie Sempell, co-founder and CEO of StressPal, and Jen Barna, founder and CEO of DocWorking.
By Brenda Akinnagbe – Integrating data from health care and home and community-based services (HCBS) to improve health outcomes is of growing importance, especially as the U.S. population ages and the demand for long-term services and supports grows.
By Elizabeth Burstein – COVID-19 pushed telehealth into the forefront of our healthcare ecosystem. With in-person physician appointments either ill-advised or not possible, providers and patients had to pivot from the common practice of in-person physician visits to online video visits.
By Patty Hayward – The healthcare payer space has shifted radically in recent years, with evolving reimbursement models, the rise of healthcare consumerism, advances in technology, and a global pandemic that upended businesses.
New On Demand Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist: With guest Pranay Kapadia, Founder and CEO of Notable, a company that is taking the adjacent possible from the finance (Intuit and TurboTax) and mortgage world of customer service and bringing the technology to bear on the beleaguered healthcare system.