Patient Access

New care paradigms are nothing without new payment paradigms to make them work. In this episode of the Virtual Care Paradigm, health economist Jane Sarasohn-Kahn weighs in on the question of how to make virtual care pay.

This week's top stories include Hims & Hers acquiring Honest Health, the AHA calling out Express Scripts over its 340B claims reporting policy, and Cerner and Meditech supporting record-sharing via Apple.

Brightline has now secured nearly $100 million in funding to date.  

Caregility Chief Strategy Officer Pete McLain discusses additional use cases for leveraging continuous video observation beyond monitoring patients for fall risk.

New data from HIMSS' State of Healthcare survey reveals that the bulk of patients are looking to return to in-person care. However, younger generations are more likely to continue on telehealth. 

The Pill Club allows users to order birth control online and have it sent directly to their home.   

The Abu Dhabi-based company launched the service following requests by patients, it revealed. Starting 15 June, Abu Dhabi will restrict access to public places to those who have been vaccinated against COVID-19, or recently tested negative.

Building off its recent partnership with ICAS World, Lyra is using the new capital to support the launch of its new international service options.

Telehealth Connection TV: HEALing Community Center CIO Jabari Butler shares lessons other federally qualified health centers can take from the center's virtual care rollout.

Brian Pelkowski, Genentech's global head of oncology strategy for personalized healthcare, discusses why connecting data points is essential for improving the patient journey and ensuring patients receive continuous care.