In a time of unprecedented transformation in the healthcare industry, staying informed and inspired is not just a benefit — it’s a necessity. That’s why Elligint Health is proud to bring you Sparking Change, our monthly e-newsletter designed especially for our clients and partners. More than just an update, Sparking Change is your strategic companion...
In a time of unprecedented transformation in the healthcare industry, staying informed and inspired is not just a benefit — it’s a necessity. That’s why Elligint Health is proud to bring you Sparking Change, our monthly e-newsletter designed especially for our clients and partners. More than just an update, Sparking Change is your strategic companion...
In today’s complex healthcare landscape, effective care management requires seamless coordination across multiple disciplines, including care management, utilization management, care coordination, disease management, and population health management. Automated solutions enhance efficiency, but without well-structured workflows, even the most sophisticated technology can fall short of delivering optimal outcomes.
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open suggests that physician groups operating under at-risk Medicare Advantage (MA) payment models (2-sided risk) may be delivering higher-quality, more efficient care than their fee-for-service (FFS) counterparts.
At HealthEC, we know that healthcare isn’t just about data—it’s about lives. That’s why we approach our work with empathy and humility, understanding that behind every metric are real people. This approach, combined with robust data insights, leads to meaningful change.
OSAP accreditation ensures adherence to health data processing standards and compliance with security infrastructure and integrity requirements.
Public Health 1.0 identifies the initiation and growth in both knowledge and tools for medicine and public health. Public Health 2.0 characterizes the development of our traditional public health systems within both local and the federal government. Public Health 3.0 encapsulates the involvement of multiple sectors including other governmental agencies, community-based organizations, and the private...
Exhaustion. De-personalization. Lack of Efficacy. These three cardinal symptoms characterize physician burnout, as defined by the World Health Organization, and measurable by the Maslach Burnout InventoryTM developed by Christina Maslach and her colleagues at the University of San Francisco in the 1970s. Our nation’s clinicians have expressed burnout for several years due to personal and...
In my last blog, I talked about the communication gaps between primary care providers and specialists when it comes to referrals, the need for healthcare IT vendors to close this referral loop, and HealthEC’s success in already doing so.
While the introduction of the proposed Medicaid Fiscal Accountability Rule (CMS-2393-P) grabbed headlines at last week’s National Association of Medicaid Directors (NAMD) Fall Conference, discussions about social determinants of health could also be considered front-page news.
