By Ian Cohen – My Health My Data Act went into effect on March 31, 2024 This law is a game changer for companies, even outside of healthcare. The law requires companies to get an explicit “opt-in” for HIPAA Consent when collecting certain types of data.
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By Jitin Asnaani – The sheer amount of information generated in healthcare and the variability of sources increases the risk of duplicate, inaccurate, incomplete, or inconsistent identity data. This can result in numerous hurdles.
By Ryan Hamilton – Change Healthcare will do exactly what its name says: change healthcare. While its mission statement is noble, the immediate industry-wide changes stemming from the recent cyberattack that it fell victim to, are shining a spotlight on an issue that has plagued healthcare: cybersecurity.
By Harikrishna Kundariya – The process of HIPAA-compliant software development is complicated and requires the implementation of efficient design, solid security policies, and a consistent focus on data protection.
By Beth Friedman – RISE National 2024: Regardless of the speaker, track, or motivation, the overarching theme of all discussions was trust. Trust is vital for problem-solving in healthcare especially true for the Medicare Advantage program.
By Ashley Lee – Everyone involved in healthcare knows that achieving greater efficiency in work processes is critical for reducing costs and improving the quality of patient care. However, legacy ERH technology is holding back such a transformation.
By Cindy Jordan – Last year, US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy identified loneliness as a significant public health issue, prompting a search for solutions that offer reliable, affordable, and scalable mental health care. There is growing pressure on an already-taxed domestic healthcare system to provide personalized and accessible mental health services to those in need…
By Katie Brenneman – Digital Transformation and Beyond. People are now turning to online options to look for solutions to many of their healthcare issues. Those capitalizing on technology will be best positioned to serve their communities.
By Tommy Carls – Innovation in healthcare is essential to the future of medical technology. Surgeons are able to identify a problem and think of a solution, but they don’t necessarily have the training to bring that idea to fruition.