Patients often don’t know who the right doctor is for their specific medical needs, leading to them sometimes booking appointments with the incorrect provider. To fix this issue, healthcare marketplace Zocdoc launched a new…
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The Acquisition Enables a Solution that Drives 58% Higher Patient Engagement, 10% Reduction in Hospital Readmission Rate, and Reduces Call Center Wait Times by 35%
Expanded Fabric Capabilities Address Clinical Capacity Constraints Through a Solution…
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Today, Care Continuity, a leader in data-driven patient navigation serving some of the country’s largest health systems, payers, and ACOs, announced the close of $10 million in Series A-3 funding co-led by Empactful Capital and Viewside Capital…
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Craig Parker, JD, CPA and CEO, Guideway Care
Hospitals, health systems and group practices nationwide are finding value and effectiveness by partnering with an outsourced care guidance resource to extend clinical staff and strengthen care…
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Orion Health this week announced the launch of new digital front door services that are already being used by 15 million people in Ontario, and will soon be more generally available. The tools are…
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Combined Offering Creates a Seamless Digital Pathway for Patient Care
Orbita, the leading provider of smart virtual assistants and workflow automation for healthcare, has acquired the assets of Wellbe, a digital health company providing patient navigation…
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Orbita today announced it has acquired the assets of Wellbe, a digital health company providing patient navigation for specialty care. The acquisition includes Wellbe’s software, customers and select staff. Financial details of…
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What You Should Know:Pear Suite, a digital health company empowering community health workers (CHWs) to improve health in Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities and address social determinants of health (SDOH) raises $2.5M in…
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Using low-tech interventions, such as an interactive DVD and patient navigation services delivered by phone, can significantly increase the odds of obtaining cancer screenings among rural women, according to a study. The study recruited…
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Using low-tech interventions like a DVD and patient navigation services delivered by phone increased the odds of obtaining cancer screenings among rural women.The study, published in JAMA Network Open, recruited nearly a thousand women…
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