Pregnant and Empowered: Why Trust is the Latest Form of Member Engagement
Three ways health plans can engage, connect with, and delight their pregnant members to nurture goodwill, earn long-term trust, and foster loyal relationships that last.
Three ways health plans can engage, connect with, and delight their pregnant members to nurture goodwill, earn long-term trust, and foster loyal relationships that last.
It’s time to hold ourselves to a higher standard. Our industry needs to reimagine what can be accomplished in member engagement by more effectively incorporating behavioral science principles and personalization into our solutions, just as leaders in other industries have done.
Closing cancer health equity gaps require medical breakthroughs made possible by new funding approaches.
We must advocate for the positive impact that technology can have on healthcare outcomes, while also building solutions to create a more equitable health system. This includes traditional, less tech-reliant methods for those unable to embrace technology.
Member churn isn’t good for anyone. It negatively affects health plan performance, making it less likely that members are getting the care they need.
A new report finds most health plans are failing to offer their members seamless digital experiences. Members are frustrated by these oftentimes confusing online journeys, a sentiment that could be costing insurers' revenue and customers.
One way MA plans can stand out in an increasingly competitive market is by making members aware of the benefits they may not even know they have and encouraging them to use those benefits.
Hear executives from Quantum Health, Surescripts, EY, Clinical Architecture and Personify Health share their views on digital transformation in healthcare.
These next few months are a tremendous opportunity to build trust with customers — imagine the reciprocal goodwill if a payer’s message helps its members get to the front of the line.
Strategic decisions payers make today will determine how ready they will be for a future where patients expect their healthcare to be as seamless as online shopping.
For many years, digital consumer engagement meant getting eyeballs on things, namely ads and getting people to click through those ads to generate revenue, but taking action is the only metric that matters in health.
AI chatbots can create a more agile operation that gives members choices and uses resources more efficiently but no AI program can work that magic with the way most payers’ data is currently organized.
As technology advances, AI-powered tools will increasingly reduce the administrative burdens on healthcare providers.
The four shared challenges for Medicaid programs identified by the Primed roundtable series were member engagement, data actionability, data exchange and workforce capacity.