StartUPDATES: New developments from healthcare startups
Check out new developments from healthcare startups including Bind, ChromaCode and more.
StartUPDATES: New developments from healthcare startups
Check out news from healthcare startups including Bind, Reify Health, Bodyport and more.
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Esperion Sets Its Sights on New Areas While Maintaining Commitment to Cardiovascular Health
In a recent interview, Esperion president and CEO, Sheldon Koenig talks about the reality of statin intolerance and his company’s expansion into new diseases
StartUPDATES: Read about new developments for healthcare startups
Read about new developments with healthcare startups such as Bind, a health insurance business, HealCo, Cue Health and more.
CMS proposes rule requiring providers to publish payer-negotiated healthcare rates
The new proposed rules also include enforcement tools for bad actors including monitoring, auditing, corrective action plans and monetary penalties of $300 a day.
Healthcare must overcome AI’s ‘Black Box’ problem
For artificial intelligence to gain wider interest from clinicians, the way the algorithms arrive at their conclusions needs to be understandable.
Engagement and building trust mean speaking patients’ language
A panel of industry experts at the MedCity ENGAGE conference went over the ways in which payers are out of touch with patients and how they can improve engagement and trust.
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Enhanced Direct Enrollment: Georgia Access and the Power of Partnership
Across the nation, state-based health insurance exchanges are searching for ways to better serve their communities while making enrollment easier, more personal, and more accessible for everyone.
How can payers reimagine patient engagement?
At MedCity ENGAGE in San Diego next month, a group of experts will weigh in on how health insurers can be better innovators and help their members have more meaningful experiences.
This startup is daring to bring on-demand services to health insurance
Bind offers insurance to U.S.-based self-insured employers such that employees get "Core" coverage for primary care, specialty care, and other needs, but can purchase "Add-Ins" to get on-demand coverage as needs arise.