I had a great conversation and demo with Katie Logan and Christine Smith from Gozio a while back. Finally got it up on THCB. Gozio provides two types of patient navigation for health systems. One as a digital front door helping patients navigate to doctors, services and tools like virtual care and appointments from the…
By KIM BELLARD Probably the last thing the world needs is to hear from me about AI’s existential threat, but, really, what else is there to talk about right now? For anyone who has not been following the current furor, the straw that broke the proverbial camel’s back came last week when Jacob Coxon, a…
Saum Sutaria discussed the costs of payment adjudications while Sam Hazen detailed his team’s “holy grail” when it comes to the technology.
Novartis is acquiring a Sironax platform technology designed to transport a range of drug modalities across the protective blood-brain barrier. The deal comes as Novartis weathers several pipeline setbacks, including trial failures for neuroscience drug candidates. The post Novartis Gains a Way to Get Drugs Into the Brain, Buying Sironax Tech for $125M appeared first…
As Medicare Advantage denial rates climb, health systems are dropping plans and steering patients back to traditional Medicare. Pearl Health CEO Michael Kopko thinks the original Medicare Advantage bargain has broken down — and that the model may never have been as efficient as policymakers assumed. The post As MA Denial Rates Rise, Hospitals Are…
Stephanie Carlton, CMS’ deputy administrator and chief clinical AI officer, said CMS will soon roll out an ‘Investing in Health Outcomes Pledge’
Clinicians have a responsibility to understand the risks posed by AI chatbots and to inform teen patients, their parents and caregivers about them. The post AI Isn’t a Therapist, but Many Teens Are Treating It Like One appeared first on MedCity News.
This brief presents findings from KFF’s 2026 Women’s Health Survey and offers an early look at how the information that women encounter online through social media translates into real-world decision about their contraceptive care. It also looks at exposure to false or misleading claims women encounter about contraception.
A long-running lawsuit challenging what it means to be an employee and therefore have access to work-based health plans is being closely watched by health policy analysts. Its outcome could spur the availability of lower-cost but potentially skimpier health coverage that skirts some consumer protections. Court papers indicate a settlement in the case against the…
Your browser does not support the audio element. Can’t see the audio player? Visit kffhealthnews.org to listen. When Josh Fleig, Louisiana’s chief innovation officer, learned his state had set aside $20 million a year, for five years, to invest in startup rural health companies, his reaction was not surprising: “Wow!” In rural America, where people…