Beyond Faith: Can Hospitals Collect When Patients Rely on Sharing Ministries?
There is a ubiquitous lack of understanding and regulation surrounding the HCSM coverage which leaves hospitals stuck with the bill and negatively impacts the bottom line.
PatientsLikeMe acquired by UnitedHealth Group
PatientsLikeMe was in a haste to find a buyer after regulators at the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. (CFIUS), forced its majority shareholder Shenzhen, China-based iCarbonX to divest their holdings in the startup.
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RCM Outsourcing: Balancing Human Expertise & Smart Technology
Greenway Health blends smart technology with human expertise to elevate revenue cycle.
How healthcare practice marketers can maximize PR, social media tools to attract new patients
In 2017 there’s a lot that healthcare marketers can do to reach a wider audience, connect with patients, and drive traffic.
SERMO’s new by physicians, for physicians drug ratings tool
SERMO, a physician social network, has unveiled its "Drug Ratings" tool, which allows doctors to research, rate and share their experiences with the accessibility of specific drugs.
Health Union moves into oncology in patient community expansion
A lung cancer patient community launched in January and the company plans to add more oncology communities in the next 18 months.
This year, #HealthPolicyValentines take aim at melting hearts of ACA repeal supporters
Health Policy Valentines are back this year. Although some tried to aim Cupid's arrow straight through the heart of the Trump administration, other targets included drug prices, the antivax movement and the need to share data.
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Could QuantalX’s Device Make Managing Brain Health Easier?
CEO and neuroscientist Dr. Iftach Dolev on how the new device can bring a powerful tool to psychiatrists and neurologists alike.
Healthcare social media analytics startup Sickweather inks deal with The Weather Co.
The partnership with The Weather Company is a milestone for the stratup that could significantly boost it brand exposure.
This is your heart attack on Twitter
Social media can be great for healthcare but it has its limits as seen when a doctor published an ECG of his heart attack on Twitter.
Safety concerns spur doctors, scientists to engage brain stimulation technology hackers
At the center of the scientists' concerns is the lack of studies of transcranial direct stimulation at the frequencies many end users experiment with — for example, stimulating daily for months or longer.
Which words are most commonly associated with positive and negative hospital reviews?
Reputation.com’s data science team analyzed online reviews for 21,000 hospitals and clinics to find the words most frequently found in both negative and positive reviews.
NEMT Partner Guide: Why Payers and Providers Should Choose MediDrive’s TMS
Alan Murray on improving access for medical transportation.
Will Microsoft’s latest deal have a positive effect on LinkedIn’s technology or is it the other way around?
Will the acquisition signal a new recruiting paradigm?
Shkreli the gateway musical: 5 more health and life science dramas that should get a shot on Broadway
Step aside, "Martin Shkreli's Game." Here are a few more inspired ideas from the healthcare and life sciences industry that could make it to the Great White Way.
Pharma companies, McKinsey highlight social media wins, insights
Some examples of how pharma companies are using social media to boost the drug industry's 1 percent industrial annual growth rate.
When physicians use social media: Facebook or facepalm?
Physicians must weigh possible patient care benefits against the need to protect patient privacy and preserve professionalism in the online world.
Doctor.com acquires ReferBright for tech to fix referral leakage
Doctor.com CEO Andrei Zimiles said in an interview that ReferBright's CTO David Murray now works as CTO for Doctor.com.