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By Matt Guldin, Senior Manager, Market Intelligence at Panda Health Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is accelerating at hospitals across the country, and while the pandemic served as the initial driver of RPM growth, growing recognition of RPM’s clinical value—as well as the rising incidence of chronic disease—will keep demand strong in the months and years […]

By Rebecca Nadeau While healthcare has long lagged behind other industries when it comes to digital transformation, the industry is making up ground at a frantic pace. Thousands of vendors have hit the market over the past few years, promising solutions that range from price estimation tools to workplace wellness enhancement to remote patient monitoring.

By Rebecca Nadeau The end of the year represents a pivotal time for hospital leaders—a time to prepare for the year ahead and set goals and objectives. As your organization considers how to create a healthier hospital in 2023, a key factor of that decision making should be evaluating how digital health solutions can support

By Matt Guldin, Senior Manager, Market Intelligence at Panda Health After months of evaluating  dozens of solutions, we recently launched our Health-At-Home Category, which features our top telehealth and remote patient monitoring (RPM) solution recommendations. The time we spent researching these solutions provided invaluable information, including unique insights into the RPM landscape and how it

By David Harvey, CEO  Hospitals can’t seem to catch a break. Pandemic-induced challenges, such as exacerbated staffing shortages and revenue losses, are testing them like never before. But hospitals also face escalating threats to market share as industry disruptors gain a further foothold on healthcare in America. This year alone, CVS doled out $8 billion

By Rebekah Murphy Looking to implement a Digital Patient Intake (DPI) solution? You’re not alone. These solutions are becoming a popular tool among hospitals—and for good reason. They streamline patient registration, improve revenue, increase efficiency, decrease staff burden, and improve patient satisfaction. Which tool you pick is an important decision that hospitals must get right

By Rebekah Murphy Digital Patient Intake (DPI) solutions have become an essential part of hospitals’ strategies to improve revenue and patient and staff satisfaction. They also help improve operational efficiency and reduce staff burden, two major challenges for hospitals today. In order to reap the full benefits of DPI solutions, however, hospitals must first have staff buy-in and

By Rebekah Murphy Hospitals across the country are using Digital Patient Intake (DPI) tools to help overcome key challenges related to revenue losses, staffing shortages, and rising patient expectations. These solutions enable a secure, efficient, and effective process for health systems to gather patients’ pre-appointment information, increase collections, and offer the ability for virtual check-in.