During a CTO and CIO roundtable discussion at Medecision’s Liberation conference this past year, some of the industry’s brightest technology leaders discussed how modern technology is changing the healthcare landscape. Srini Gurrapu, vice president of products and design at Claris, discussed how big tech and artificial intelligence are disrupting healthcare.
Ellen Dalton, chief marketing and customer experience officer at Medecision, and Shoshana Ungerleider, MD and founder of End Well, discussed mortality and personal empowerment at Medecision’s annual Liberation conference in October 2019.
Some states are working with their Medicaid managed care organizations and community partners to coordinate care for justice-involved individuals prior to release with the goal of improving continuity of care and smoothing community transitions.
Addiction is a national crisis. Deaths from drug overdose, suicide and alcoholic liver diseases—referred to as “diseases of despair”—are at the highest levels in U.S. history. Read one father’s personal experience with the loss of his son and his efforts to ensure that addiction is treated with the same efficacy as other chronic diseases.
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.
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
Digital health technologies may one day potentially solve some of healthcare’s biggest problems. But big problems require big solutions in order to demonstrate significant Impact on Quality (IoQ).
Quality requires assessment tools that operate in an objective manner. That’s where healthcare performance measurement programs come in.
