Patient Engagement

AHIP agreed that more clinical-trial-based evidence is needed on Aduhelm's benefits and the potential risks to patients.

This week's top stories include Black, Hispanic, Asian American and other minority Medicaid enrollees reporting significantly worse experiences around care access compared to their white counterparts, and Amazon Care expanding in-person services to 20 new cities.

The biggest noncompliance was non-posting or incomplete posting of all of the negotiated prices for each item and service.

University of Miami Miller School of Medicine's director of the Media and Innovation Lab, Dr. Azizi Seixas, explains helping to bridge the gap between personalized medicine and population health.

Racial and ethnic minority enrollees reported significantly worse experiences on four key metrics, most revolving around care access.

The virtual psychiatry and counseling services are now available to about five million Medicare Advantage members.

If all hospitals performed similarly to those on the top 250 list, on average, 160,256 lives could be saved, Healthgrades says.

HIMSS Digital Influencer and patient engagement consultant Stacy Hurt talks about the need for ongoing telehealth after the pandemic, especially for disabled and immunocompromised people.

The guidance clarifies that those with disabilities should not be prevented from receiving needed healthcare benefits and services.

As patients continue to struggle with medical debt, how can providers provide support along the patient journey for a better billing experience?