Medecision welcomes Jesse Thomas to its Advisory Board
Jesse Thomas brings valuable Medicaid managed care expertise to the Advisory Board just as Medicaid enrollment increases and virtual health modalities improve access and quality.
Is Healthcare Really a ‘Black and White’ Issue?
Disparities clearly exist, and it is our responsibility to figure out why and how to address them, for the good of everyone.
What Can Be Virtual Should Be Virtual
For Deb Gage, president and CEO of Medecision, making virtual health possible is a personal mission.
Family Fun This Fall
Fall is finally here, but COVID-19 may interfere with some favorite activities. But it’s still possible to enjoy the cooler weather.
The Emergence of Health Citizens: What This Means for U.S. Healthcare
As Americans, we must claim our collective health citizenship, and act on it together.
Racial Disparities of COVID-19 Demand That We Explore and Address Root Causes
How can the healthcare industry acknowledge racial disparities and strategically work to reduce them?
Smart Companies Support Employees’ Mental Health
‘Unplugging,’ staying connected remotely, helping with child care and being vulnerable are among the ways to fight worry, stress and burnout.
Back to Work: Precautions Employers Can Take as Employees Reenter the Workplace
In many cities and states, workplaces are beginning to open their doors again and employees are returning to the office. What precautions should employers take to keep their employees safe…
Health Insurance Affordability: A Call to Action for Healthcare Industry Stakeholders in the Pandemic
Even before COVID-19, working-age Americans struggled to afford healthcare coverage. Now, in the event of an economic downturn, the situation could worsen. Health economist Jane Sarasohn-Kahn explores the findings of…
COVID-19: What We’ve Learned the Past Six Months
In April, Dr. Terry McInnis explained what researchers were learning and studying about the coronavirus. Now, five months later, Dr. McInnis shares even more information about testing, the risk of…