Transforming Patient Care: The Role of AI and Data Literacy in a New Era
A new publication by FINN Partners highlights the shift from static health records to intelligent, adaptive tools, focusing on personalized care
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Twin Brothers Launch Seen Health with $22M to Provide Culturally-Focused Care for Seniors
Seen Health emerged from stealth on Monday. The company builds on the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly model and focuses on Asian and Pacific Islander communities. The post Twin Brothers Launch Seen Health with $22M to Provide Culturally-Focused Care for Seniors appeared first on MedCity News.
‘Historic’ White House Announcement on Autism and Tylenol Causes Confusion
On Monday, President Donald Trump stood beside the “Make America Healthy Again” team for a “historic” announcement on autism. Back in April, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had promised to reveal what was causing “the autism epidemic” by September. At the start of this month, people close to the MAHA movement…
Midwest Health Purchasers Collaborative Taps Vida Health for Obesity Specialty Care
Through a new partnership, members of the Midwest Health Purchasers Collaborative can access Vida Health’s obesity care solutions. The post Midwest Health Purchasers Collaborative Taps Vida Health for Obesity Specialty Care appeared first on MedCity News.
What is Project IDEATE?
How best can you design an outcomes based agreement (OBA)? What are the key factors to consider? Project IDEATE is a “cross-disciplinary collaboration between National Health Service (NHS) Wales, industry and academia” with the aim to develop and refine OBA models. What were the key factors IDEATE considered for an OBA? Feasibility: Identify parameters to…
Why Sanford Health Is All-In on Virtual Care
Sanford Health has expanded its virtual care strategy to improve access for rural patients while also supporting better physician training and retention. By combining tech with a new virtual care center, the health system is seeking to deliver more consistent care and address workforce shortages across the Midwest. The post Why Sanford Health Is All-In…
Readers Speak Up for Patients Who Can’t, and for Kids With Disabilities
Letters to the Editor is a periodic feature. We welcome all comments and will publish a selection. We edit for length and clarity and require full names. A reporter at Just the News shared our article about a man whose organs were nearly harvested while he was still alive: Disinformed consent is standard operating procedure in the organ…
An Arm and a Leg: New Lessons in the Fight for Charity Care
Federal law requires that all nonprofit hospitals have financial assistance policies — also known as “charity care” — to reduce or expunge people’s medical bills. New research from Dollar For, an organization dedicated to helping people get access to charity care, suggests that fewer than one-third of people who qualify for charity care actually receive…
Tribal Leaders Ask Feds To Declare Syphilis Outbreak a Public Health Emergency
For Native American communities in the Great Plains, data paints a clear picture of the devastation caused by an ongoing syphilis outbreak. According to the South Dakota Department of Health, 649 cases of syphilis have been documented this year. Of those, 546 were diagnosed among Native Americans, who make up only 9 percent of the…
Epic MyChart Phishing Scam Hits Health Systems: What Providers Should Do
More than a dozen health systems are warning patients of a phishing campaign impersonating Epic’s MyChart portal with fake Medicare rewards and faux login pages. Experts say the scam exposes a deeper problem: patients can’t be expected to spot increasingly polished fakes, so the responsibility falls on providers to communicate in ways that build trust….