by Paul Nardone | April 07, 2020
As capable allies in our collective fight against the pandemic and capable managers of community well-being (e.g. chronic disease management), [community partners] deserve equal attention and assistance.
by Alex Lennox-Miller | May 08, 2019
While there is no single complete definition of ‘primary care’ in the United States, most of the various definitions agree […]
by Matt Guldin | December 13, 2018
Key Takeaways Current vendor solutions are limited and generally require additional advisory services. Few available solutions offer workflow integration, especially […]
by Chilmark Team | November 29, 2018
As is our custom here, we like to look back on our predictions for the closing year and see just […]
by Brian Murphy | February 16, 2018
Key Takeaway PHM products are maturing in spite of uncertainty about payment system. The Chilmark Research 2018 Population Health Management […]
by Matt Guldin | June 02, 2017
Two weeks ago, we attended the 2017 Cerner Collaboration Forum, which combined the Population Health Summit with three other annual […]
by Matt Guldin | February 16, 2017
As I sat in the Reading (Penn.) Health System ER late Friday night, I had a lot of time to reflect on the research I have been doing lately on care coordination. In particular, I pondered how what I have heard and seen among many demos the past several months compared to the state of care coordination my mother had received earlier in the day and was receiving at that very moment – all this amid the constant cacophony of chirps and beeps emitted from the controlled chaos in the ER that night.
by | May 22, 2015
Challenges of Billing One of the most buzz worthy topics at the recent HIMSS conference was CMS’ new CPT code […]
by John Moore | March 11, 2015
Over the last several weeks, I have been working feverishly to finish our first major report on Population Health Management […]
by Cora Sharma | April 22, 2014
Summary Truly innovative approaches to care management automation are rare, and the market is currently fixated on emulating existing, high-touch […]