by John Moore | May 06, 2020
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
As sheltering in place wears on, I keep all in perspective knowing others have it far worse than I. Some […]
Tag Archive: telehealth adoption
by John Moore | May 06, 2020
As sheltering in place wears on, I keep all in perspective knowing others have it far worse than I. Some […]
by Alex Lennox-Miller | April 01, 2020
While these changes are being forced due to an episodic event, COVID-19, there is a strong likelihood that the changes will become systemic, forever changing how care is delivered.
by John Moore | March 20, 2020
Several weeks ago we were preparing for HIMSS’20 – something the entire Chilmark Research team attends every year. HIMSS’20 was […]
by Hannah Ehnle | December 07, 2018
In this webinar, Chilmark President John Moore presents key findings from our report, Telehealth 2018: Vendor Assessment and Market Impact. Afterward, […]
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 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 […]
