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As Telehealth Spike Slows, Providers Seek Innovation to Increase Engagement and New Use Cases
Healthcare // May 02, 2022

Telehealth came into its own during the pandemic, safely filling a need while introducing millions to the upside of digital health. With the sense of medical urgency now dialed down, digital healthcare’s mission is staying relevant by improving engagement and experience. A hero of the...

AMA/AHA Lawsuit Over Federal No Surprises Act Provision Shows Patient Billings Remain a Sore Spot
Healthcare // December 15, 2021

The tug of war between healthcare providers and insurers over medical billing practices is casting a spotlight on how medical costs and payment responsibility are impacting patient experience. On Dec. 9, The American Hospital Association (AHA), the American Medical Association (AMA) and others sued the...

Prepping For The Telehealth Future
Healthcare // March 23, 2021

Telehealth, during the pandemic, was a lifesaver for countless doctors nationwide, like Dr. Corey Howard, who needed to continue carrying on a relationship with his patients even after the pandemic put the kibosh on having patients come in the doors to his practice. “I’m in...

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US Government Expedites Payments to Hospitals Affected by United Breach

March 06, 2024
In response to a cybersecurity breach that has disrupted the U.S. healthcare system, the federal government has taken action to support hospitals and healthcare providers impacted by a hack at UnitedHealth Group’s technology unit, Change Healthcare. The attack, orchestrated by the Blackcat ransomware group and disclosed on Feb. 21, has compromised electronic pharmacy refills and […]