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In this innovative program, barbers cut hair and health risks

Rebecca Fogg

In this innovative program, barbers cut hair and health risks

Patients need help overcoming physical, psychological and social barriers to engagement with chronic disease interventions. This Los Angeles-based program provided it.

May 31, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Are narrow networks the future of healthcare?

Ryan Marling

Are narrow networks the future of healthcare?

Insurers offering a less comprehensive network of providers are building a foothold as a low-cost option for price-sensitive consumers. Are they our future?

May 16, 2018

Ryan Marling

Will Walmart lead the way for retail entrants in healthcare?

Ryan Marling

Will Walmart lead the way for retail entrants in healthcare?

Could Walmart make a splash in Medicare Advantage by seeking to acquire Humana? It has already built capabilities as a self-insured employer that could help it stand out from the competition.

Apr 16, 2018

Ryan Marling

Lessons from the UK: Prescriptions for art classes, financial advice, and more

Rebecca Fogg

Lessons from the UK: Prescriptions for art classes, financial advice, and more

The evidence is clear: health depends on more than medical care. What's not clear is the best way to address the broader determinants of poor health. Could social prescribing help?

Apr 10, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

The accountable care conundrum

Ryan Marling

The accountable care conundrum

New payment models have pushed providers to focus on reducing waste and inefficiencies in care delivery, but what will it take to enable providers to take accountability for long-term patient health?

Mar 29, 2018

Ryan Marling

Catching disruption in the act: 3 problems innovation will solve in healthcare delivery

Rebecca Fogg

Catching disruption in the act: 3 problems innovation will solve in healthcare delivery

Disruption can be hard to spot. Healthcare providers, payers and policymakers who know what to look for will have an edge in driving positive transformation in the industry.

Mar 29, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Regulating healthcare innovation: An interview with England’s Chief Inspector of Primary Care

Rebecca Fogg

Regulating healthcare innovation: An interview with England’s Chief Inspector of Primary Care

Healthcare is changing fast. How can regulators help keep it safe, while supporting positive transformation? England's primary care regulator offers insights, and examples from digital health.

Mar 22, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

3 Reasons the Amazon mega-partnership is fertile ground for innovation

Ryan Marling

3 Reasons the Amazon mega-partnership is fertile ground for innovation

Speculation surrounds the partnership of Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan. How can the venture build a model that controls costs and seizes accountability for long-term health?

Mar 14, 2018

Ryan Marling

Apple’s EHR: Why health records on your iPhone is only the beginning

Ryan Marling

Apple’s EHR: Why health records on your iPhone is only the beginning

Being able to carry your health records on your phone is great, but the underlying standardization that makes it possible positions it as merely the tip of the iceberg for innovation.

Feb 26, 2018

Ryan Marling

Getting the house in order: A tidying expert illuminates barriers to behavior change

Rebecca Fogg

Getting the house in order: A tidying expert illuminates barriers to behavior change

Why is it sometimes so hard to adopt healthy behaviors? Even the prospect of positive change can cause anxiety, and the status quo has its benefits.

Feb 20, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Why do we need help buying and using healthcare? It’s complicated.

Rebecca Fogg

Why do we need help buying and using healthcare? It’s complicated.

The more novel or complex a product is, the more help people need understanding how to choose and use it. Healthcare is a prime example.

Feb 6, 2018

Rebecca Fogg

Remote patient monitoring: From hype to reality

Ryan Marling

Remote patient monitoring: From hype to reality

It's easy to get excited about flashy new technology and speculate on its potential to transform healthcare, but merely hot-swapping one technology for another won’t do much.

Jan 29, 2018

Ryan Marling

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