Change, Transformation and Tribes
Health Evolution CEO Julie Murchinson challenged Liberation attendees to gather with their personal tribes to drive change in the healthcare industry.
Health Evolution CEO Julie Murchinson challenged Liberation attendees to gather with their personal tribes to drive change in the healthcare industry.
As healthcare moves toward the full embrace of value-based care models, utilization management is increasingly leveraged as a means to not only manage costs but to ensure quality and manage risk as well.
Shenée Rayford oversees all aspects of Human Resources for the integrated health management provider, which promotes a unique culture devoted to “liberating” healthcare.
Some of the most enthusiastic feedback from this year’s Liberation event came in response to our world-renowned keynote speaker, Eric Topol, MD. Dr. Topol is recognized as one of the leading innovators in medicine today.
Medecision has integrated the Change Healthcare InterQual Connect medical review service into the iExchange provider data-entry solution. This press release was originally issued by Change Healthcare and appears on their website: https://www.changehealthcare.com/press-room/press-releases/detail/medecision-integrates-change-healthcare-interqual-connect-solution-into-iexchange-provider-portal
Quality requires assessment tools that operate in an objective manner. That’s where healthcare performance measurement programs come in.
Medecision’s new Aerial Experience helps care teams engage consumers, improve patient health and drive collaboration.
Deb Gage, Medecision’s President & CEO, shares why Medecision is partnering with the GTMRx institute and what that means for healthcare liberation.
As technological innovations continue to flood the market, will healthcare organizations adopt them at a pace that results in big-bang disruption or will they simply stick to the more measured approach that has historically been so common in the industry?
Research shows that social determinants of health (SDoH)—such as housing, transportation, access to healthy food and more—are linked to patient outcomes. Managed care organizations are partnering with community and social support providers to address SDoH to deliver better health outcomes.