This Digital Health Startup Wants To Help Hospitals Make Sense Of All Their Tech https://t.co/0BdGfrs3uz https://t.co/0BdGfrs3uz
Mid-Atlantic FQHC racks up big gains with unified EHR-PM-RCM system https://t.co/3ZbxV1Vdwy #HealthIT
Medicare is gearing up for a tech transformation—real-time data, AI tools & a national provider directory. #HealthTech #Medicare #Interoperability https://t.co/9t2xMWbzXR via @statnews
The Trump administration is seeking input on health technology and data exchange to improve the healthcare industry. Medicare is planning a comprehensive technology upgrade aimed at addressing patient access challenges and fostering innovation. This initiative includes the implementation of real-time data sharing, artificial intelligence tools, and the development of a national provider directory. The tech agenda is being guided by executives with backgrounds at Palantir and Main Street Health. Concurrently, companies like Innovaccer are working to build modern, adaptive IT infrastructures for healthcare, while some Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in the Mid-Atlantic region have reported substantial improvements by adopting unified electronic health record (EHR), practice management (PM), and revenue cycle management (RCM) systems. Digital health startups are also focusing on helping hospitals better manage and integrate their technology systems.
