At present, we are experiencing health care as a changing industry that is getting ready for the future. With that comes the opportunity—even the obligation—to build something more secure ...

The Hill will bring together policymakers and health experts for a comprehensive discussion on advancing access, the pursuit of health equity, and resetting the care paradigm across the United States.

Bring the future of health care to all by thinking big and starting now Bringing quality health care to all won’t be easy, and it can’t be accomplished by a single entity acting alone.

And she said to me, you know, the future of our health care system is we need to invest more in that part of health and less in--she didn't say less, but we need to focus on that part, the pre ...

The Baltimore-based trans studies scholar is known for her work on the history of medical transition, specifically the ...

In the past year, discussion of digital health and, specifically, the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) has made headlines. Digital health refers to the use of technology, such as mobile ...

The future of health care training, research and patient care at the University of Minnesota is too important to allow it to get lost in past disputes over the academic health program. That was ...

For the first time, the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule will use a bundled payment for advanced primary care management, which supports health care providers in giving their patients 24/7 access ...

Pillay’s latest works, “Journey to Zero: Digital Technology’s Quest for Perfect Healthcare," “Code to Care: A Leaders’ Guide to Implementing Responsible AI in Healthcare,” and “Now to Next: The Future ...

The future health of our city and its 8 million residents hinges on the investments we make today, yet we are falling short in prioritizing our health care infrastructure. Skip to content All Sections ...

Now, healthcare is undergoing the same shift. The days of opaque pricing, unpredictable costs and one-size-fits-all coverage are numbered. The future is episode-based care.

Meeting employees’ diverse mental health needs increases retention and engagement and reduces long-term health care costs—but these benefits take time to realize. 6 trends shaping the future ...