Cal INDEX and Inland Empire HIE Merge
Cal INDEX and Inland Empire Health Information Exchange announced a planned merger that will create one of the nation’s most comprehensive nonprofit health information exchanges (HIEs).
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Health IT Appointments and Hires
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on the hiring and appointments in the healthcare and health IT industry include Zipnosis, Healthgrades, Orion Health, McKesson, and West Health.
Talent Tuesday: Now Hiring!
Welcome to Talent Tuesday. Check back each week as we highlight job opportunities and tips from the healthcare IT recruitment specialists at Greythorn. Today’s opportunity is an Epic Population Health and Healthy Planet Project Manager.
State HIE News and Updates 1-6-17
State HIEs come in all shapes and sizes but have one thing in common: To improve the quality, safety and efficiency of health care delivered in their states. Check in on the latest news and updates being reported by these organizations.
EHR Incentive Program Status Report November 2016
Just the facts… CMS has released the most recent numbers for the EHR Incentive programs. Here are some Program-to-date highlights from the November report. Active registrants total over a half a million.
Talent Tuesday: Now Hiring!
Welcome to Talent Tuesday. Check back each week as we highlight job opportunities and tips from the healthcare IT recruitment specialists at Greythorn. Today’s opportunity is an Epic Beacon Analyst.
The Friday Five – Our Radio Hosts’ Predictions for 2017
This Friday marks our final Friday Five of 2016! To celebrate we asked our five favorite radio hosts to help us see into the future…
Healthcare Predictions 2017: Accelerated Adoption of Alternative Payment Models
By Holly Taylor – As the market responds to continued pressure to reduce healthcare costs – and with costs expected to consume 20% of the US economy by 2020 – the march to value-based care will pick up speed in 2017.
ACA Repeal Could Cost California More than 200,000 Jobs
New research from the UC Berkeley’s Center for Labor Research and Education shows that repealing the ACA would not only take away health insurance from millions of Californians but would also eliminate 209,000 jobs, and cost the state economy $20.3 billion in GDP.