Latest healthcare technology trends
Five days of connections, insights, and a front-row seat to the future of home-based care. A first-timer's perspective on what makes Home Care 100 different from any other healthcare conference.
Krishna Kurapati
Prepare for HHVBP with improved outcomes, digital engagement, and competitive advantages for home health agencies.
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Leaders gather at Axxess AGILE 2024 to innovate home healthcare, addressing challenges and shaping the future.
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Learn how closing gaps in care not only benefits healthcare but also generates revenue for primary care practices under FFS reimbursement.
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Home health remote monitoring to curb readmissions & boost outcomes. QliqSOFT's digital platform offers solutions.
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In the healthcare tech field, exciting new software is constantly being developed. Below we detail the most prominent emerging technologies in healthcare.
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This year, we will see a shift in how healthcare organizations utilize digital solutions. Over the last two years, during the pandemic, organizations in nearly every industry adopted digital solutions to address temporary challenges. However, as time went on, many of these solutions proved valuable tools, and attitudes towards digital health have changed significantly.
During their search for a full telemedicine solution, FCN leaders discovered that QliqSOFT brought to the table all types of mission-critical digital patient communications. Though hesitant initially, FCN leaders “decided to take a leap of faith,” Rocha said, explaining that “terms like chatbot and AI made people nervous.”
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Ed Marx nicely summarizes the threat to physician practices from new entrants spanning payers, high tech, and retail giants.
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QliqSOFT CEO, Krishna Kurapati, discusses how their innovative technology solutions are improving communication and engagement in long-term care facilities. With features such as website bots, EMR integration, and future advancements in mental health support, QliqSOFT remains at the forefront of healthcare technology.
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Ed Marx reflects on their experience with CEOs from hospitals and health systems, noting that smaller, financially constrained hospitals often achieve comparable outcomes through "scrappy innovation" while avoiding technical debt and lengthy system upgrades. With the increasingly competitive healthcare landscape, more organizations may adopt this approach to reject costly implementations in favor of low-cost investments that yield immediate results.
Developing and executing a digital strategy does not have to be an all-consuming or lengthy and painful experience per Ed Marx, former CIO of the Cleveland Clinic and best-selling author of Healthcare Digital Transformation.
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