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Innovative digital health solutions have the potential to improve health outcomes and lower healthcare costs. However, investing in the right digital health solution is everything. You need one that makes sense for your patients and their healthcare challenges as well as your organization’s strategic goals. As a healthcare CIO transitioning from traditional information technology (IT) […]

As we enter 2025, we are poised for one of the most significant periods of change and disruption in Digital Health as we have seen in recent memory. Yes, 2020 was unique in the rate of adoption of many of these solutions, but the underlying technologies like telehealth and remote monitoring, weren’t all that new.

The digital transformation of healthcare has led to a proliferation of technology solutions. While the positives outweigh the negatives by far, one of the enduring challenges today’s CIOs face is managing the multiple and varied patient entries and touchpoints into your health system. From appointment scheduling to paying bills and accessing EHRs to personalized educational

Given the seemingly unlimited number of digital healthcare solutions available on the market today, it’s not exactly easy to figure out which ones will help you move the needle on population health in healthcare. For example, when considering apps to help people manage their diabetes, do you offer one focused on nutrition? Physical activity? Glucose

Imagine this: You’re the CIO of a large health system attending a monthly leadership meeting, and first on the agenda, the CEO announces a goal of measuring the impact of your health system’s value-based care (VBC) initiatives across the enterprise.  As the head of digital innovation, all eyes turn to you to recommend VBC software

HLTH 2024 brought together some of the brightest minds in healthcare, offering a glimpse into the trends and innovations that will shape the industry in the coming years. From the urgent need for sustainable practices (climate change impacts healthcare, too!) to advancements in primary care and the evolving landscape of reproductive health, the conference was

The healthcare landscape is undergoing significant shifts in how hospital leaders prioritize investments in digital health solutions. Our Digital Health ROI Report, released in September, reveals a notable change in the strategic objectives of these leaders, with a steady decline in emphasis on improving patient outcomes and the digital patient engagement experience. This trend presents

In September, our fully remote Customer Success team had the opportunity to come together in Dallas for an inspiring team offsite. While we may work from different corners of the country, these periodic in-person meetings allow us to focus on strategy, operational excellence, and, of course, build deeper connections as a team. Here’s a behind-the-scenes

As I write this, I’m returning home from the Health Management Academy’s Fall 2024 Consumer Collaborative; departing after consecutive days of 112-degree heat in Phoenix and heading directly into Hurricane Helene as it dissipates over Georgia. Despite the weather and related travel challenges, I love coming to these events because unlike large industry conferences and

September marks the beginning of fall, bringing a shift from the lively days of summer to a more structured school year, the holiday rush, and the onset of colder weather. Such changes can impact people in various ways, particularly their mental health. It is crucial for our communities and healthcare providers to continue raising awareness,