by Chilmark Team | November 13, 2018
On Friday, October 26, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced several rule changes that affect how telehealth services will be covered under Medicare Advantage (MA) and the Medicare prescription drug program (Part D). These changes are in direct response to the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018, which eliminated historical restrictions on telehealth reimbursement, and are intended to “improve quality of care and provide more plan choices for MA and Part D enrollees.”
by Chilmark Team | October 24, 2018
[Guest Post] There are over 5,000 hospitals in the United States, each caring for the country’s growing population of more than 325 million people. Aside from integrated health systems, many of these organizations are operating independently from health plans or other health systems. This type of siloed care has become the norm in the healthcare industry, and while EHRs have improved care continuity over the years, health organizations are still largely operating on their own.
by Chilmark Team | October 19, 2018
by Brian Eastwood and Paul Nardone When today’s healthcare consumers have questions about their health, they are no longer limited […]
by Brian Eastwood | October 08, 2018
Key takeaways: Providers are adopting telehealth only when it directly contributes to revenue with a proven business case. This will […]
by Brian Eastwood | August 07, 2018
Anyone who has written about telehealth in the last decade has penned a January piece that begins, “This is the […]
by Brian Eastwood | March 26, 2018
HIMSS18 offered evidence that the telehealth market is beginning to mature, but it remains to be seen if providers are […]
by John Moore | March 15, 2018
HIMSS18 Review 3 of 4 A decade of attending the annual HIMSS conference and I leave both excited and depressed. […]
by Chilmark Team | March 14, 2018
HIMSS18 Review 2 of 4 By Matt Guldin and Brian Eastwood Having returned and (mostly) recovered from HIMSS18 in Las Vegas, […]
