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Now is the time for senior living leaders to act and re-imagine what resident-centered, modern care can look like, today and in the future. The post AI Is No Longer Optional in Senior Living – Here’s Why appeared first on MedCity News.
While federal healthcare programs focus their attention on ensuring healthcare resources exist for communities in need, HRSNs become critical drivers of whether individuals can actually access and benefit from these resources. The post Medicaid’s Health Equity Problem Starts and Ends with Health-Related Social Needs (HRSNs). Why Are They Being Overlooked? appeared first on MedCity News.
JACKSON, Miss. — Storm clouds hung low above a community center in Jackson, where pastor Andre Devine invited people inside for lunch. Hoagies with smoked turkey and ham drew the crowd, but several people lingered for free preventive health care: tests for HIV and other diseases, flu shots, and blood pressure and glucose monitoring. Between…
David Oakley, AdventHealth’s chief digital officer, said AI could transform healthcare personalization — moving from broad population segments to individualized “segments of one.” In the future, providers could use connected data platforms to better understand patients’ clinical, social and emotional needs, which has potential to strengthen both trust and engagement, he stated. The post AI…
For payers, that means the work ahead is not simply contracting with virtual providers — it’s rebuilding the infrastructure that builds trust as members find the right care for them. Here are three elements that need rethinking. The post Healthcare Has Outgrown Geography – Why Navigation Must Evolve in the Virtual Era appeared first on…
By MIKE MAGEE “The technological leaps of the 1900s — microelectronics, antibiotics, chemotherapy, liquid-fueled rockets, Earth-observing satellites, lasers, LED lights, disease-resistant seeds and so forth — derived from science. But these technologies also spent years being improved, tweaked, recombined and modified to make them achieve the scale and impact necessary for innovations.” Jon Gertner, author of “The Idea…
Capital audits can create financial pressures for facilities. However, with proactive risk mitigation, nursing homes can safeguard their financial stability and ensure continued compliance. The post Navigating Capital Audits: Key Risks and Best Practices for Nursing Homes appeared first on MedCity News.
In the fall of 2023, Microsoft demoed an AI tool at an industry conference designed to provide insights into a person’s medical record integrated within the EHR. But that’s the last I heard of it. Now OpenAI is seeking to fulfill the demand for personalized health information with ChatGPT Health. The post ChatGPT Health: Is…
At the cybersecurity pre-conference forum, healthcare leaders discuss privacy standards for secure health data