Now that home is seen as an effective site of care, particularly for chronically ill patients, health systems are exploring how virtual capabilities, including remote monitoring devices, can support acute...
Today, health care providers and vendor partners are reshaping the patient journey in unique and innovative ways.
As the virtual health landscape continues to evolve, its impact on reducing the inequities in health outcomes that occur across demographics is coming into view.
The emerging technology of artificial intelligence has been helping health systems deliver high-quality care.
Organizations are coming together through innovative partnerships to allow patients across all communities access to virtual health care.
Leading organizations should move beyond the idea of virtual visits as separate from in-person visits and embrace the idea of the patient as the point of care.
As we enter into a new paradigm of delivering care, organizations must balance their immediate needs with the long-term strategy of their virtual health programs.
It is easy to succumb to business fog during a public health crisis. The COVID-19 outbreak is not only a clinical challenge, but also a pressure test for strategic initiatives...
CMS is revisiting reimbursement for remote patient monitoring services and developments in remote patient monitoring services continue to advance.
Four areas were identified as essential to success at scaling virtual health: citizen empowerment, stakeholder and change management, service selection, and sustainability and business models.
The provision of ongoing care throughout pregnancy has been shown to decrease complications, and several organizations have turned to virtual health technologies to improve access to care for pregnant women.
As the Medicare-qualified population grows steadily, meeting its health needs will demand innovative thinking.
