Today, data is at the center of healthcare. Providers, payers, and healthcare organizations are increasingly concerned about how to efficiently store large amounts of data and use it to extract value for members. Payers seeking to meet business goals and improve health outcomes for their members should consider investing in cloud technology as the healthcare industry continues to move toward value-based care. The cloud is the future of data storage and utilization, and selecting the right technology is the key to achieving optimal results. Data usage can be optimized with cloud-based solutions for data analytics, member engagement, and provider network management, enabling payers to improve plan performance. CXOs at these organizations must realize the true value addition of cloud technology.

Today, data is at the center of healthcare. Providers, payers, and healthcare organizations are increasingly concerned about how to efficiently store large amounts of data and use it to extract value for members. Payers seeking to meet business goals and improve health outcomes for their members should consider investing in cloud technology as the healthcare industry continues to move toward value-based care. The cloud is the future of data storage and utilization, and selecting the right technology is the key to achieving optimal results. Data usage can be optimized with cloud-based solutions for data analytics, member engagement, and provider network management, enabling payers to improve plan performance. CXOs at these organizations must realize the true value addition of cloud technology.

Quality management strategies in healthcare can be challenging to implement without standardized metrics as different patients may have widely different problems. To ensure high-quality care, treatments need to be personalized as they don’t necessarily always align with standard, template-based processes, making tracking difficult and creating quality gaps. This whitepaper covers strategies that one can adopt to facilitate quality management and improve health outcomes.

Did you know that network leakage accounts for 55%-65% of the total lost revenue resulting in a loss for a hospital of approximately $821,000-$971,000 per physician?

Optimizing care procedures to boost patient health outcomes and ROI for health systems Since its inception in the 1960s, Medicaid managed care has now been adopted in various forms by 48 US states, with private insurers (both nonprofit and for-profit) covering an increasing number of beneficiaries. Despite its widespread adoption, there is a need for payment reform with stronger quality monitoring and alignment among states, plans, and providers to enhance value. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is now moving forward with initiatives that increase providers’ downside risk.

Creating a unified data approach to optimize clinical and financial outcomes for healthcare organizations. Shrinking reimbursements and increasing consumerism have made it critical for healthcare executives to understand and unlock the power of their organizations’ data. Health systems are progressively leveraging their data to eliminate waste, enhance efficiency, and deliver upgraded patient service. All these factors congregate to the chief information officer’s (CIO) desk as information systems departments are tasked with implementing data in a suitable manner to meet new operational requirements.

Health benefits are complex. Employees don’t understand them as well as they want and need to. Care navigation can help fix the problem.

Optimizing surgical care procedures to boost patient health outcomes and ROI for health systems

Optimizing surgical care procedures to boost patient health outcomes and ROI for health systems

As the winds of digital transformation sweep through the healthcare sector, the need for healthcare organizations to maintain long-term customer relationships is creating a patient-centered experience. Rising patient self-reliance has transformed care delivery norms, empowering patients to participate in their healthcare proactively.