Suzanne Delbanco consults Bob Berenson, MD, Institute Fellow at the Urban Institute, on what’s going on with telehealth payment policy in both Medicare and the commercial sector and why employers
The digital health explosion has left many employers wondering how to prioritize which bright, shiny new solution to chase, how to discern which solutions are really fool’s gold, and how to get the most from an existing program.
“What I see now is confusion, disorientation, uncertainty, and anxiety. That creates an opportunity, but it doesn’t provide a direction.” – David Blumenthal, President of The Commonwealth Fund, speaking at
Can Electronic Health Records (EHRs) help reduce unnecessary health care spending? Suzanne Delbanco speaks with Scott Weingarten, MD, MPH, consultant to the CEO at Cedars-Sinai and Professor of Medicine, and former Senior Vice President at Cedars-Sinai.
Tune in to hear from Mediquire’s CEO, Emily Chen, on using data in direct contracting arrangements between employers (and other health care purchasers) and providers
Data warehouse and analytics vendors are important partners for the employers and other health care purchasers who self-fund health care coverage for their employees and their dependents. A data warehouse
What started as a localized solution for improving access to care in New Mexico has quickly spread through the country. By utilizing technology and embracing a knowledge-sharing culture, Project ECHO,
Listen in as Ateev Mehrotra, MD, MPH, Associate Professor of health care policy and medicine at Harvard Medical School and a hospitalist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, chats all
Nowadays, our smartphones and other devices constantly flood our minds with notifications, so much so that phone makers are rolling out ways to get you to put your phone down.
Suzanne Delbanco chats with Jeffrey Davis, MD, MPH, Senior Health Management Consultant with Willis Towers Watson, about a rapidly expanding area of intrigue for employers: genetic testing. He breaks down
As the availability and utility of big data continues to grow by the day, Catalyst for Payment Reform has set out to better understand how employers are using data to
2018 was a great year for health tech startups. According to Rock Health, venture capitalists invested in over 290 companies, giving a total of 6.8 billion dollars toward all aspects
Climate change is the greatest health concern of the 21stcentury. It threatens our national and global political, economic and social stability. It threatens the very existence of human life. Just
Suzanne calls John Bass, Founder and CEO of Hashed Health, who shares his insights on how and why blockchain can reduce costs, create trust, and improve competition in health care. Listen
Data is beautiful, even when you’re looking at a monstrous thing like the $2.10 trillion dollars spent in U.S. health care in 2013. If you don’t believe me, check out
Can health care take a page from SpotHero’s playbook? CPR’s office is in the city of Berkeley, California, near the larger urban centers Oakland and San Francisco, and between local
Public, immutable, and secure. Those are the three strengths of blockchain technology that John Bass, the founder of Hashed Health, stressed to the CPR staff when he visited our offices
Andréa Caballero dials up Jonathan Mathieu, VP of Research and Compliance & Chief Economist at the Center for Improving Value in Health Care (CIVHC). They discuss the provocative research using
Ryan Olmstead, CPR’s director of member services, calls Lisa Yee, executive director of the Silicon Valley Employers Forum, to hear about her work with large employers in Silicon Valley in
1-2-3 Did you know that having access to an APCD has the potential to make data analytics as easy as A-B-C? You may have heard of an APCD before –
