When you walk into a doctor’s office or a hospital, you don’t even think twice about the machines that your healthcare professionals are using to treat you. It’s an inherent trust that wherever you…
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Mobility and transportation challenges make accessing healthcare a daunting endeavor for many individuals who need care. Whether it’s navigating the physical barriers of a doctor’s office, struggling with increased limitations from aging, or recovering…
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As a radiologist, I know too well how cybersecurity is foundational to the day-to-day imaging work my team and I do. While radiologists are not experts in phishing, zero-trust, or threat hunting, we know…
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Value-based care (VBC) models (which I’ve previously discussed) focus on reducing cost and improving health outcomes for defined “episodes” of care, with the expected cost of these episodes determined based on health needs and…
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The first attempts to digitalise healthcare started almost sixty years ago and were primarily focused on the adoption of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. Although technologies were not that advanced to fully replace…
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Tasked with reducing healthcare costs while improving patient outcomes and experience, many health insurance providers are mobilizing an array of add-on solutions — each one focused on filling a gap or addressing a specific…
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As state agencies and healthcare providers face increasing demands to address behavioral health (BH) needs across the U.S., interoperability challenges continue to stand in the way.
Manual reporting processes, siloed systems and duplicative data entry…
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When Tesla’s first electric car models hit the market in 2012, the company rolled out a national network of hundreds of charging sites within a few months. Today, they’ve expanded to thousands of charging…
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Visionary entrepreneurs like Henry Ford, Steve Jobs and Elon Musk have revolutionized industries, motivated not just by profit, but by a desire to improve people’s lives. Now, it’s healthcare’s turn.
For the last 50 years,…
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For years, I’ve watched promising medical technologies languish in labs, never reaching the patients who desperately need them. The culprit? Not overzealous regulators, but our antiquated approach to innovation. It’s time we stop pointing…
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