Susan Morse
The report, released today at HIMSS23, shows investments in AI with the biggest increase in critical decision support.
Beginning in 2024, federal and state marketplaces will have the option to implement a new SEP period for people losing Medicaid or CHIP coverage.
Think people, process and then technology, says Donna Roach, CISO for University of Utah Health.
The theme of the need for digital change, innovation at scale and better communication continued through the HIMSS23 Executive Summit.
The proposed rule amends the definition of "lawful presence," for purposes of Medicaid and ACA coverage, to include DACA recipients.
The goal is to give consumers the experience they want and to simplify that experience, according to Mona Baset, VP of Digital Services.
Inbound Health founding COO Julia Crist discusses home health, acute care at home and the end of the PHE.
OCR is continuing to support telehealth use by providing a transition period for providers to make changes to their operations, says director.
The research looked at economic instability rather than healthcare instability, says Brian Urban of FinThrive.
The proposed rule would recognize homelessness as an indicator of increased acute resources, which may result in higher hospital payment.