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By Jeff Lagasse | 10:21 am | September 27, 2016
Others par8o clients include MGM Resorts in Las Vegas, The William F. Ryan Community Health Network, Dignity Health, and St. Joseph Health System in Anaheim, California.
By Jeff Lagasse | 11:05 am | September 26, 2016
According to the new American Medical Association survey, primary care providers and physicians in large, complex practices log the most digital usage and are most enthusiastic about new technologies.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:34 am | September 15, 2016
As many as 1.4 million seniors survive a stay in the ICU every year; most go home, with varying degrees of disability.
By Kaiser Health News | 09:15 am | September 14, 2016
Many children live in houses with guns, but pediatricians often don't feel comfortable discussing gun safety with parents, even though most parents say they would welcome that conversation, study says.
By Jeff Lagasse | 03:43 pm | September 08, 2016
While the pharmaceutical industry has historically interacted with patients through clinical trials and marketing efforts, those types of engagement may no longer be enough.
By Jeff Lagasse | 02:08 pm | September 07, 2016
The ballot proposal would have created a floor and ceiling for commercial payment rates.
By Jeff Lagasse | 09:18 am | September 07, 2016
Clinics like those at CVS and Walmart move toward more population health and chronic disease management services.
By Susan Morse | 02:53 pm | September 06, 2016
Funds are awarded to organizations in 34 states that have a federally-facilitated marketplace.
By Jeff Lagasse | 02:41 pm | September 06, 2016
FAIR Health, a nonprofit cost transparency and health research company, has launched a free mobile app it says can help improve health insurance literacy, promote transparency in medical and dental costs, and increase healthcare engagement among Connecticut residents.
By Kaiser Health News | 02:00 pm | September 06, 2016
As the Zika virus spreads both at home and abroad, new information is bringing to light how children, even those who at birth do not show obvious signs of impairment, are likely at a greater risk than previously believed.