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Telemedicine’s Achilles’ Heel – The Telephone

Published Fri, May 05 2013 5:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, Home Health, telemedicine, American Telemedicine Association, Health Care Quality, Medical research, People in healthcare, CDC, Health care professionals, wellness, New England Journal of Medicine, Innovation/innovative companies, Payment, Forbes, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Change Management, Dan Munro, health outcomes, behavior change, health care costs, The Human Element, media coverage, readmission, chronic conditions, access to medical care, Health Quality Partners, Ezra Klein, access to health insurance, Oregon's Health Insurance Experiment
Guiding Principles for Person-Centered Health Care Reform

Published Wed, May 05 2013 3:00 PM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, accountable care organizations, ACOs, Institute for Health Technology Transformation, Patient Safety, Health Care Quality, Politics, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Payment, antitrust, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, transparency, iHT2, health care costs, private insurance companies, fee-for-service reimbursement, person-centered health care, value-based model, Brookings Institution, value in health care, Bipartisan Policy Center, Healthcare Data Exchange, Medicare Comprehensive Care, Kim Phan, Simpson-Bowles
An average hospital is…..?

Published Mon, May 05 2013 7:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, CMS, Medicaid, Health insurance, penalties, hospitals, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, Payment, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Bradley Flansbaum, health care costs, Journal of the American Medical Association, Skilled Nursing, not-for-profit hospitals, for-profit hospitals, HCUP, The Hospital Leader
Useless noise from CMS

Published Fri, May 05 2013 2:32 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, CMS, Reimbursement, Medicaid, penalties, hospitals, Health Care Quality, Payment, Brent James, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, President Obama, rationing care, Change Management, healthcare price transparency, Running a Hospital, Paul Levy, health care costs, readmission, robotic surgery
Infographic: What the Health? Roadmap to Obama’s 11-Year Reform Plan

This health reform infographic from Clarity Way presents a year-by-year breakdown of the programs and changes to healthcare resulting from the Affordable Care Act. This detailed graphic covers everything from the mandated posting of restaurant calorie...

Published Thu, May 05 2013 1:30 PM by Healthcare Intelligence Network

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, healthcare reform, Affordable Care Act, Healthcare Costs, Healthcare Trends, Infographics
Infographic: Uninsured and Unhealthy – The Health Insurance Woes of African-Americans

In terms of healthcare, one sector that’s already struggling, and has been for some time now, is African Americans. In 2012, 17.4 percent of non-Hispanic blacks were uninsured. Although this was lower than the 29.4 percent recorded for Hispanics, it was...

Published Mon, May 05 2013 1:30 PM by Healthcare Intelligence Network

Filed under: Medicaid, disease management, healthcare reform, Affordable Care Act, Healthcare Costs, uninsured, Infographics
Risk Assessment, Case Management Help to Improve Dual Eligibles’ Health

"When you look at some of the characteristics of the dual eligibles, in the under 65 population, 66 percent have only a chronic condition and have no functional impairments. But as you move up to the older ages, there’s fewer frailty and a bit more...

Published Tue, Apr 04 2013 11:00 AM by Healthcare Intelligence Network

Filed under: Medicare, incentives, Medicaid, Behavioral Health, Case Management, Population Health Management, HRA, health risk assessment, case managers, home visit, dual eligible, nursing home
The Slow Economy Has Slowed Health Spending

Published Tue, Apr 04 2013 10:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, Health IT, Medicaid, Health Populi, Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, uninsured, Budget, Technology in healthcare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Payment, Kaiser Family Foundation, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Change Management, PREVENTION AND WELLNESS, consumer-directed health plans, high deductible plans, health care costs, PRIVATE SECTOR, unnecessary services, deficit, value-based model, patient cost sharing, down economy, CONSUMER-DIRECTED HEALTH, Clinton health reform
So, What’s Next for Health Care?

Published Mon, Apr 04 2013 2:30 PM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, accountable care organizations, Public Health, Congress, AHIP, Sustainability, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, Recession, social interaction, coordinated care, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Payment, AMA, Kaiser Family Foundation, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Change Management, health outcomes, Medicare Advantage, American College of Surgeons, Bundled Payment, health insurance exchanges, pay for performance, health care costs, Sustainable Growth Rate Formula, Low income healthcare recipients, PRIVATE SECTOR, fee-for-service reimbursement, health care incentives, payment model, patient-centered medical homes, value-based model, healthcare payment reform, America's Health Insurance Plans, The Lewin Report, Jack Lewin, Partnership for Sustainable Healthcare, Commonwealth Foundation, National Coalition on Healthcare
On Dementia, Cost-of-Living Adjustments, and the Right Way to Reform Programs for the Elderly

Published Sun, Apr 04 2013 5:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, Congress, social security, Politics, People in healthcare, Alzheimer's, Payment, life expectancy, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Aging, anti-aging & longevity, Cognition & the brain, President Obama, dementia, health care costs, retirement, The Government We Deserve, Gene Steuerle, elderly, cost-of-living adjustments
The Myth of Chronic Disease and Engagement

Published Sat, Apr 04 2013 3:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, accountable care organizations, Public Health, ACOs, COPD, Patient Engagement, disease management, diabetes, evidence-based medicine, PCMH, People in healthcare, prevention, Health care professionals, Technology in healthcare, wellness, Asthma, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Medicine: wellness & disease, Diabetes & metabolic syndrome, Al Lewis, Change Management, medical errors, Cardiovascular, coronary artery disease, behavior change, heart failure, health care costs, high utilizers, overdiagnosed, chronic conditions, Overtreated
Defining the Duals: 13 Things to Know for Population Health Management

Who are the dually eligible? There are about 9 million individuals in the United States eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid, notes Timothy C. Schwab, MD, FACP, chief medical officer of SCAN Health Plan. And before developing a case management or population...

Published Fri, Apr 04 2013 11:45 AM by Healthcare Intelligence Network

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, disease management, Healthcare Trends, Case Management, Population Health Management, dual eligibles
Wrong approach, but it saves money for the state

Published Mon, Mar 03 2013 4:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: Reimbursement, Medicaid, penalties, hospitals, Health Care Quality, People in healthcare, Doctor-patient relationship, Health care professionals, Budget, Public policy, Payment, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, Change Management, Massachussets health care, collaborative care, State spending, Running a Hospital, Paul Levy, MHA, avoid readmissions, readmission
The #CommonWell Open Discussion Forum

Published Sun, Mar 03 2013 6:00 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

Filed under: CMS, EHR, Health IT, ONC, Medicaid, Health information technology, electronic health records, HHS, Entrepreneurs, Sustainability, People in healthcare, Health care professionals, Incentive, Technology in healthcare, wireless health, Innovation/innovative companies, Health care & health policy, Politics & public policy, morality, Change Management, health information exchanges, Society for Participatory Medicine, Price Transparency, prescribed mobile apps, healthcare IT vendors, The Health Care Blog, Blue Button Plus, CommonWell, Adrian Gropper MD
Infographic: The U.S. Public’s Healthcare Agenda for 2013

This month's Visualizing Health Policy from the Journal of American Medicine (JAMA) Network takes a look at the U.S. public's priorities for healthcare in 2013, including actions by state governments (such as creating a health insurance exchange...

Published Wed, Mar 03 2013 1:56 PM by Healthcare Intelligence Network

Filed under: Medicare, Medicaid, health insurance exchange, Healthcare Costs, Infographics, health insurance marketplace

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