The New Year always brings big intentions: eat better, exercise more, stress less, finally schedule the appointment you’ve been avoiding. But here’s the question no one asks: Is your health information actually ready for the year ahead? Emergencies don’t wait for resolutions. And care doesn’t always happen where, or when you expect it to. That’s…
The end of the year brings reflection, gratitude, and togetherness. It also brings something far less talked about in healthcare: heightened risk of a healthcare emergency. As families travel, clinicians face year-end surges, and health systems scramble to close out budgets, the cracks in our fragmented healthcare system widen. This season doesn’t just test our…
This week, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services announced a sweeping new AI-driven data platform designed to unify massive datasets across Medicare, Medicaid, NIH research, state registries, and national claims. It’s one of the most ambitious attempts yet to merge siloed health information and use artificial intelligence to accelerate research, spot trends faster,…
The holidays are supposed to slow us down. Unfortunately, healthcare never gets the memo. Every December, doctors work longer schedules. Emergency departments spill over. Chronic conditions flare. And patients bounce between specialists, urgent cares, and out-of-state providers who have no idea what happened at the last visit. The single biggest culprit? The same one we’ve…
Healthcare is moving faster than anyone can keep up — new systems, new portals, new rules, new fees, new “partnerships.” All of these innovations sound great, yet somehow they don’t work for real patients or providers. And systems still don’t talk to each other. Meanwhile, everyone is left stitching together fragments of a story that…