By Nathaniel Arana – Since January 1, 2023, The Transparency in Coverage Rule required health insurance providers and health insurers to provide price information to participants in a publicly accessible place. This means consumers should, in theory, be able to to go to any payer’s website and see…
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By Vanessa Justice – The world of health care is on the cusp of a revolution. Patients can conduct medical check-ups from the comfort of their homes using virtual platforms. Their medical records can be accessed and shared across all their healthcare providers at the click of a button.
By Susan Clark – Just as there are what I like to call Clonnections between people, there are also likely Clonnections between previous jobs or responsibilities that you had no idea would apply to what you’re doing now. At least, that is what’s happening to me at DirectTrust.
By Devin Partida – There’s a growing consensus that health education programs must include comprehensive cybersecurity training that helps protect digital assets and can better defend against the sophisticated cyberattacks that threaten patient privacy and trust.
By Scott Johnson – By addressing security challenges, healthcare organizations can pave the way for widespread adoption of GenAI technology and unlock its full potential in the industry. Here are three key areas that are crucial to successfully integrate GenAI into healthcare workflows:
By Ayesha Khan -A wave of innovation – ML/AI, robotics, wearables, AR/VR, Big Data – has propelled telemedicine since the pandemic. While other technologies fueled the rise and momentum of virtual healthcare, AI’s cutting-edge analytical capabilities may revolutionize healthcare beyond recognition.
By April Miller – Telehealth is on the rise, but most medical professionals are overwhelmed with their current workloads and aren’t prepared to take on additional training. This is where artificial intelligence chatbots come in — they could ease the burden while improving their sessions’ effectiveness.
By Pieter De Leenheer, Ph.D. – FHIR is designed to be a modular and open-source standard, encouraging global adoption and continual refinement. It allows for local customization to meet specific needs, which is critical given the diverse regulatory and operational needs in healthcare.
By David L. Morris – The healthcare industry is witnessing a monumental shift toward alternative payment models. Among them, capitation is growing in popularity as one of the most durable ways to stabilize costs and focus on preventive and primary care.