While the 13 transactions during the second quarter were on trend with quarterly post-pandemic activity, mega transactions created record-breaking revenue.
In a move expected to anger virtual care advocates, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has proposed dropping Medicare coverage for audio-only telehealth services, including telephone calls, in its 2023 Physician Fee Schedule. The proposed action would take place 151 days after the end of the public health emergency.
Stanford Health Care's Alpa Vyas is part of a new wave of healthcare executives looking to forge more meaningful and lasting connections between patients and their care teams.
The healthcare conference celebrated its 5th year in Las Vegas, where almost 10,000 attendees discussed the biggest challenges in healthcare alongside gambling, gin and tonics, and glowsticks.
CIOs and other healthcare executives gathered in Boston this week for the HealthLeaders Innovation Exchange, where they talked about moving past the pandemic and into a new era of connected health.
Marketing executives shared creative strategies that their teams have used to address workforce issues during the recent Healthcare Workforce of the Future roundtable event.
Virtua Health's chief marketing officer details the health system's strategic marketing innovations that have led to successful service to patients and consumers.
Monigle managing principal, Justin Wartell, talks about the challenges healthcare marketers are facing and shares strategies to keep up with the competition.
Robin Damschroder says that moving forward from healthcare's current financial challenges means a rapid redesign in the way hospitals engage with patients and employees.
'Value-based payment will only be successful if it is explicitly designed to support value-based care,' says Harold Miller, president, and CEO of the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform.
The pandemic may be taking its toll on the massive consumer electronics show in Las Vegas, but it can't dampen the enthusiasm for digital health innovation.
The Kansas City-based health system has opened an inpatient virtual nursing unit that is managed almost entirely by nurses, and is fielding calls from health systems across the country interested in the concept.
Supported by new technology that can access more data from any location, healthcare organizations are using remote patient monitoring strategies to bring care into the home.
Coordinated Behavioral Care, a provider-led nonprofit, is trying out new technology and tactics to help patients transition back into their communities.
Health systems like Magnolia Regional Health Center are boosting patient engagement and reducing wasted prescriptions with new services at the point of care.
A recent survey of 100 health system executives finds that most say a strong digital health strategy is essential, yet less than a quarter are confident in the one they have.
Healthcare providers are partnering with electronic health record companies to create upgrades that make the technology platform more responsive to clinical needs.
A new C-Suite survey by West Monroe finds that health system leaders looking to establish a digital health strategy are challenged most by attracting and keeping IT talent and understanding how to define digital health.
Marketing plays a significant role for Northside Hospital, a nonprofit health system headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The five-hospital health system has focused on a few marketing campaigns in recent years, with a focus on more than just driving consumers to their locations.