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Health Care Artificial Intelligence (AI) Toolkit
NEW RESOURCE
The rapid increase in advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems and applications in healthcare has occurred seemingly overnight. Clinicians, operational staff, and provider leadership may not be aware that they are utilizing an AI system, may not know what questions to ask, nor know what policies, procedures, processes, and professional training should be in place to ensure that such systems drive improved health outcomes and equity, reduce the burden on their teams, and increase overall sustainability.
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Saving Vital Lifelines: The Critical Role of Digital Health in Sustaining Critical Access Hospitals
NEW BLOG
In the heart of California’s rural landscapes, Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) serve as essential pillars of healthcare, providing lifesaving services to communities where medical resources are often scarce.
This blog explores the profound impact digital health can have on sustaining CAHs and, by extension, the communities they serve, ensuring that no patient is left behind due to their zip code.
BREAKING NEWS - Proposed Changes to Medicare Payment
Every year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issues a proposed set of changes to payment and other coverage and reporting requirements for providers offering care to Medicare beneficiaries. Learn more about implications for digital health providers below.
