Jeff Lagasse
Even when asked to suspect themselves infected, 9% would still avoid treatment, suggesting gaps in coverage or poor finances.
Hospitals should be planning early for equipment, beds and people, and listening to epidemiologists about the kinds of numbers to expect.
Consumers may take a more active role in managing health and participating in a system that is essentially being remade.
By automating certain data-driven tasks, administrative waste can be dramatically reduced and RCM operations can move more efficiently.
Providers should seek ways to automate the process as much as possible to curtail the manual work involved.
Gene therapy delivered through the adeno-associated virus is likely the most attractive alternative treatment until a vaccine is produced.
If 20% of the US population were to become infected with COVID-19, it would result in an average of $163.4 billion in direct medical costs.
Attracting new business meant moving away from tried-and-true marketing initiatives and devising something more modern and personal.
The new constant flow canopy system addresses the risk of infection by eliminating healthcare teams' exposure.
Organizations should ensure standards of care are maintained despite the increase in healthcare utilization.