Behavioral health crises rarely manifest overnight. For health plans, the warning signs are hiding in plain sight – as data points scattered across disconnected systems, locked in outdated records, or ...

Specialty behavioral health practices will be incentivized to coordinate comprehensive health. The CMS Innovation Center will soon issue a Notice of Funding Opportunity for its new Innovation in ...

Would it have under Trump 2.0? As a second Trump administration takes shape, concerns are mounting over the future of behavioral health progress in federal policy. The reasons include proposed steep ...

St. Louis-based SSM Health is working to bring more specialty care under value-based compensation models over the next two years, as the health system seeks to extend physician accountability for ...

Payment models developed by the CMS Innovation Center generally aren’t saving Medicare money, according to an analysis by consultancy Avalere Health. But some models were successful at reducing costs, ...

This article presents challenges and solutions regarding health care–focused large language models (LLMs) and summarizes key recommendations from major regulatory and governance bodies for LLM ...

Since the passing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has piloted more than 50 alternative payment models (APMs) ...

Auxira Health, a virtual cardiology model, announced its official launch, with backing from MedStar Health and Abundant Venture Partners. According to Auxira, the model uses a team of advanced ...

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At its core, public health communication is about connecting with people—not just delivering facts, but designing messages that reflect what people need, fear and value. What’s often overlooked is ...

Despite some r ecent improvements in maternal mortality—which, to be clear, did not extend to Black women—the United States continues to be the most dangerous wealthy country for giving birth, and ...