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Eager to know how RPM can help reduce hospital readmissions? With a goal of making healthcare more convenient and accessible, physicians and clinicians are actively implementing Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) systems into their healthcare practices. RPM became globally popular after the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic. RPM involves monitoring chronically ill patients by electronically evaluating their health data over cloud RPM software, formulating the right treatment plan and making timely interventions, resulting in reduced hospital admissions and readmissions. Check out our latest blog post “How Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Reduces Hospital Readmissions?” to know how RPM is proving beneficial for both patients and healthcare providers. Share your views in the comment section. #healtharc #RPM #remotepatientmonitoring #treatment #hospitalreadmissions

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Blog: The Rise of Direct Specialty Care and Its Impact on the Healthcare Journey Direct Specialty Care emphasizes the direct relationship between specialist and patient, eliminating the need for referrals and insurance-based restrictions. This approach enhances the quality of care, improves patient outcomes, and reduces healthcare costs. Let's explore how Direct Specialty Care is reshaping the healthcare journey, empowering both patients and providers. blog link: https://lnkd.in/dMd8Zyc7 #directspecialtycare #healthcareInnovation #patientcare #healthtech #chroniccaremanagement

Blog Post:- Revolutionizing Patient Care: The Rise of Direct Specialty Care and Its Impact on the Healthcare Journey Delighted to unveil our new blog post discussing the transformation of specialty care with a personalized touch! Explore how the Direct Primary Care model is revolutionizing healthcare, providing patients with tailored, cost-effective services. Discover the advantages for both patients and providers, and how this approach is reshaping the healthcare landscape. Dive into the blog to learn more about the direct path to personalized specialty care. Blog link:- https://lnkd.in/dMd8Zyc7 #directprimarycare #specialtycare #personalizedhealthcare #healthcarerevolution #healthcare #dpcmodel #primarycare #directcare #dpc #directprimarycarepractices #dpcpractices #dcfirsthealthcompiler #dcgrowth

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By streamlining patient access and financial clearance operations, healthcare organizations can significantly reduce currently-persistent inefficiencies to ensure patients receive timely care and enhance overall satisfaction. By modernizing patient access processes, the healthcare landscape can become far more efficient and sustainable by minimizing revenue loss, increasing patient engagement, and enabling healthcare providers to meet the growing demands of a complex and evolving environment. #PatientAccess #HealthEquity #Healthcare #GoodCareMonth

Patient engagement with healthcare is a strong predictor of health outcomes and care satisfaction. This is an important target for all healthcare providers, but especially for rural healthcare providers where access to care is scarce. Ensuring quality healthcare means assessing how patients engage with their care and areas for improvement. This is a great example of how technology can reach patients at home to improve their care in-person! At Sparta Community Hospital in rural Illinois, “the hospital’s average no-show rate was nearly 15%, about 25% higher than the average in the field.” Through a one-way messaging platform the hospital was able to share reminders and information with patients at home. The AHA reports that “since implementation, the hospital has reduced no-show rates from 15% to 9%, the hospital reports. In addition, it has seen a 50% reduction in the burden on clinical staff since launching the platform.” Digital healthcare can be a powerful tool — when it’s coupled with an equally powerful purpose. By boosting patient engagement, especially in areas of healthcare need, patients can receive better quality care. #RuralHealthcare #PatientEngagement #DigitalHealthcare

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Several news outlets are highlighting a recent piece by Turquoise Health, which finds that prices are starting to level out—high-cost providers are lowering rates, while lower-cost providers are increasing theirs. The headlines read - is hospital price transparency working? But companies attempting to draw conclusions from the current price transparency data are missing the mark. Despite some movement in pricing, we’re far from a place where transparency is meaningful for consumers. Compliance remains a huge barrier, with many hospitals still not reporting prices fully or accurately. And the limited data that is available? It’s largely being monetized by tech companies and sold at a premium to hospitals and insurance carriers who use it to keep tabs on their competitors—not to empower consumers. Until transparency data is both compliant and accessible to the actual healthcare purchasers, we can’t claim real progress or judge the lack thereof. We continue to advocate for policies that put this information in the hands of those who truly need it: the patients and purchasers who pay the bills, not just those who can pay for data access.