HIMSS21 News Day 1
Following are news and announcements released from the 2021 HIMSS Global Health Conference &Exhibition, August 9 – 13 in Las Vegas.
Read MoreFollowing are news and announcements released from the 2021 HIMSS Global Health Conference &Exhibition, August 9 – 13 in Las Vegas.
Read MoreNAACOS reported that Medicare’s largest alternative payment model by far had another record year of savings while continuing to provide high-quality care, as shown by data on 2019 performance released by CMS. Check out ACOs reporting savings.
By Abhinav Shashank – The health plan market is undergoing a drastic transformation. In the past, the competition had been lean with just a small number of payers. However, the market dynamics are changing.
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on the hiring and appointments include SymphonyCare, Innovaccer, Klick Health, CNSI, MD Revolution, ZOOM+Care, Blink Health, inHealth Medical Services, PatientPop, Change Healthcare & Provation Medical.
By Abhinav Shashank – When the concept of a digital hospital came into the picture, the initial goal was to shift physician practices from a paper-based approach to a more flexible electronic health record systems.
By Abhinav Shashank – Can we ensure the well-being of a sapling that was not watered for weeks after being planted? Consistency in care matters just as much for patients seeking to improve their wellness and to achieve healthier outcomes.
By Abhinav Shashank – Transitioning and succeeding in value-based care is increasingly becoming the focus of many providers. Despite initial reservations, many providers are becoming ardent supporters of VBC payment models and are often the catalysts for change in their organizations.
By Abhinav Shashank – Innovation has been driving the US healthcare and steering it on the wheels of novel payment models towards better outcomes in quality of care and cost. However, these new payment models seem to be perpetually stuck in a state of delay.
By Abhinav Shashank – What is that one factor that separates one patient from another? Can one identify why two patients with the same illness but from different regions respond differently to a particular treatment? Do we need to cater to the needs of patients even after they leave the clinic?