Building blocks that Oschner Health works with to approach their Medicaid population’s digital needs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB-IxJkZY2k Q. What are the building blocks you work with as you approach your population’s digital needs or preferences? Denise: You hit the nail on the head, here. We talk all the time about how there’s technology for sure, but it’s the process and people that that really drive the technology to be successful. You really need […]
Types of care and gaps that Sanford will focus to address its rural population of the Upper Midwest
https://youtu.be/I5ja5qRL_fI Q: When you talk about the types of care that are really important to the populations you serve are we talking about primary care, managing chronic conditions, or acute care procedures? What is the most important gap or need now that someone in your role would be focused on? Jared: To some extent, it’s all of […]
An example of a digital enablement launched and implemented by Sanford Health
https://youtu.be/j6sBnFFjHMA Q: Can you give us an example of a digital enablement that you’ve launched and implemented that addresses one or more of the needs that you just described? Jared: We’re very much in the process of evaluating some of our priorities. But as an example, we recently launched a virtual care initiative to really transform how […]
Self-care has become a big trend among consumers. (Bayer)
Q. Self-care has become a big trend among consumers. What are the trends you see as Chief Scientific Officer of the Consumer Health Division of Bayer? What is driving this trend? David: We’ve been seeing, for some years, an increasing interest in a lot of people to take better care of themselves. You become more aware […]
Can you explain the term clinical equivalence? (Lark Health)
https://youtu.be/1tefioTEYUs Q. You mentioned the term “clinical equivalence.” What does it mean? Julia: What we’ve done is, shown that just with our AI text message-based counseling, we can have equivalent outcomes to live nurse care management type services. So, everything from — we’re seeing one-point a1c average drop for diabetics, we’re seeing 13 points drop on hypertensive, […]
Startup entrepreneurs and founders, the current demand environment, their operations, and talent
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92I7Bx9ztj8 Q. What are you hearing from the entrepreneurs and the founders running these companies about the demand environment, their operations, the talent etc.? Jacob: There’s a lot there so maybe I’ll start with the talent side. There’s an interesting opportunity on the talent side for digital health where in the past, maybe large tech companies have […]
Digital health initiatives and the kind of populations University of Rochester Medical Center serves
https://youtu.be/9QCPyuByz4o Q. Michael, can you talk about the URMC and what makes it unique? Michael: We’re actually even more unique than most academic medical centers left in the country these days in the sense that our health system is still truly fully integrated into our university. What that means is the budget on the health system side […]
Have you changed investment focus in healthcare given the macro environment
https://youtu.be/OVVtRtp6yls Q. Have you changed focus in light of what’s happening in the macro environment? Are you investing more in one stage versus another, now? How’s your firm looking at this? Jacob: We’ve retained focus on the same stage, throughout. Certainly, there are opportunities across the board and the saying, “No one knows how to price some […]
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Patient Journey Mapping Must Be Fundamental to Your CRM Strategy
A patient journey map is a series of touchpoints along a patient’s care continuum with a health system, payer, or provider organization. The journey begins when a consumer queries about a symptom or ailment and continues with diagnosis, consultations, investigations, remediation or outcomes of the illness, follow-ups, and referrals. At any given time on this […]
