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Providers should lean on their technology partners for leveraging AI, RPM and more.

Telehealth, remote access, and distributed workforces requires a shift in tactics.

The third gathering of the Health Innovation Think Tank brought together a diverse group of leaders, innovators and policymakers to identify best practices that can move the industry toward key clinical models associated with value-based care, connected health and virtual care.

Technology is ubiquitous in today’s healthcare environment. Yet hospital and healthcare organizations’ struggle to make the most of their technology investment is equally pervasive.

As the population ages, the demand for clinical care is rising rapidly.

While it’s difficult to predict what will happen next in Washington, there is certainty around one thing.

The Health Innovation Think Tank, Adoption and Policy at a Crossroads, held at the UPMC Center for Connected Medicine in Pittsburgh, on October 10th, discussed how healthcare organizations can truly embrace value-based care.

The Health Innovation ThinkTank, Adoption and Policy at a Crossroads brought together more than 50 healthcare thought leaders across the industry including care delivery systems, payer organizations and health IT innovators, to examine best practices.

Currently, the typical patient waits 29 days to see a physician, according to a recently released survey from Merritt Hawkins.

The average patient with five chronic conditions typically will sit in front of a doctor for only 15 out of the 8,760 hours in a year.