Health Evolution talked with Eduardo Conrado, chief strategy and innovation officer at Ascension, the large $25 billion, Catholic health system based in the Midwest, about shifting its strategic priorities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Read MoreJudy Rich, CEO of Tucson Medical Center, spoke with us about the unique approach to addressing wellness now and in a post-pandemic environment and more.
Read MoreHealth Evolution identified where leaders can focus to transform into stronger, more equitable and sustainable enterprises serving wider patient populations with a new standard of care services — and begin doing so immediately.
Read MoreNearly half of dual-eligible Medicare and Medicaid patients are putting off appointments, largely because of transportation challenges, a new survey found.
Read MoreOur most-read articles this month — plus a look at the upcoming Health Evolution Confab, what’s new in our Innovation Lab and relevant CEO reports.
Read MoreBetween March and August of last year, utilization of the health care system fell 23 percent, according to a research report. Here’s what that means for an increase in diagnoses across critical diseases.
Read MoreSCAN Health Plan Chief Medical Officer Romilla Batra on the alarming number of family caregivers in rural areas who distrust the vaccines’ safety and say they will not take those under their care to receive a dose.
Read MoreIn the final part of our series on the future of the health care workforce, Health Evolution looks at how COVID has shone a light on the importance of employee wellness.
Read MoreHealth Evolution parsed through 600-some odd pages of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 to determine the most important elements for payer, provider, and life sciences CEOs.
Read MoreThe first report in a three-part series on COVID-19 innovation lessons learned by Providence, the pandemic's original ground zero in the U.S. Read the report.