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Achieving Success in Bundled Payment Programs: Measuring Success
After navigating the data, engaging new partners, and employing action at a systems level, next comes the ultimate questions: Are the changes successful and how does one measure success?
Is It Time to Partner with Retail Pharmacies on Service Expansion?
It’s getting tougher to find a retail pharmacy chain that isn’t expanding deeper into providing web-driven digital health care services. Rite Aid became the latest, saying it will launch telehealth kiosks with InTouch Health’s virtual care platform at 25 of Rite Aid’s East Coast RediClinic Express clinics and 36 H-E-B grocery stores in Texas.
Chairman’s File: Supporting victims of mass violence
Like all Americans, we watched with shock and heavy hearts as news came in this weekend of the tragic events in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio.
Comparison for CY 2020 OPPS Proposed Rule Addendum A and B
Comparison of Proposed 2020 OPPS Addendum A with July 2019 Addendum A
Comparison of Proposed 2020 OPPS Addendum A with July 2019 Addendum A
Spreadsheet comparing relative weights and payment rates at the APC level, using the 2020 proposed rule Adden
Comparison of Proposed 2020 OPPS Addendum B with July 2019 Addendum B
Spreadsheet comparisons at the HCPCS level, using proposed rule Addendum B compared to Addendum B effective J
Ahead of the Curve: Radiology Practice as Catalyst for System-wide Clinical Decision Support
January, 1st, 2020 marks the formal implementation of the appropriate use criteria program established by the Protecting Access to Medicare Act (PAMA) legislation in which ordering providers must c
Urge Your Senators, Representative to Protect Patients from Surprise Medical Bills and Reject Rate Setting
A number of important legislative and regulatory issues are pending for hospitals and health systems:
Could Emerging Sensors Revolutionize Wearable Technology?
Writing recently in the research journal Nature, two experts from Northwestern University’s bio-integrated electronics department and the director of a Chicago based research lab, noted that millions of early versions of sensors, computers and transmitters woven into flexible films, patches, bandages or tattoos are being deployed in dozens of neurological applications alone.