Digital transformation is one of the most talked-about topics in healthcare today. Most hospitals and health systems are in some stage of a fundamental process of reimagining their processes with technology as a core enabler. But what does a buzzword like digital transformation really mean in the provider context? Are all organizations working toward the

The American Telemedicine Association and ATA Action, in a letter to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, seeks to preserve pandemic-era Medicare telehealth flexibilities that it says are responsible for improving access to healthcare across the U.S. Telehealth plays “a crucial role in ensuring timely, appropriate and expanded access to care for millions of

This week more vendors announce integrations with artificial intelligence-driven tools and platforms that better connect patients and doctors during visits, find and lower specialty medication costs and access care resources at home or on the go. Pfizer pledged to simplify access to routine healthcare with partners like Instacart and Zocdoc on a user-friendly web-based platform

Some clinicians and healthcare professionals are ready and willing to welcome artificial intelligence to their daily routines. Others, though, are a bit more hesitant. “We’re all becoming less trustworthy of AI outcomes as we use it more and more and can see how unreliable it is,” says Sarah M. Worthy, CEO of DoorSpace, an employee