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Members are frustrated by not finding accurate information online, by being unable to get a live agent or by lack of preventative care options, says Rita Sharma, chief product officer at Pager Health.

Healthcare problems are not on the medical side, but in the healthcare delivery system, says HIMSS Changemaker award recipient Elizabeth Regan, a professor at the University of South Carolina who teaches informatics.  

MA plans have faced recent headwinds of declining payment rates, medical cost pressures, regulatory burden and less favorable star ratings.

Aledade says this will give FQHCs and rural clinics an opportunity to share savings in Medicare Advantage.

Inpatient revenue has grown at a faster rate than outpatient revenue, signaling a shift in hospital utilization patterns.

This medium-severity vulnerability has already been weaponized in real-world attacks, a Veriti report finds.

A social engineering hoax centered around ransomware has captured the attention of the AHA and the FBI.

Scott Mattila, Intraprise Health's COO, says artificial intelligence is being utilized by cybercriminals who are increasingly targeting healthcare institutions.  

Smaller, rural hospitals in Kansas want to move forward with technology upgrades but concerns about paying for it and reimbursement complicate efforts, says Shawn Weldin, Changemaker Award recipient and IT director at Sabetha Community Hospital.  

Court documents say Panev acted as a developer of the LockBit ransomware group, attacking healthcare and other industries.