Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Press Release –June 23, 2017 ACO & Payer Leadership Summit 2017 September 14-15, 2017 Four Seasons, Westlake Los Angeles, CA http://events.marcusevans-events.com/aco-and-payer-leadership-summit-12/ Upcoming ACO & Payer Leadership Summit 2017 Transitioning away from a fee-for-service model is no longer an option but a necessity. From developing data-sharing and analytics capabilities to improving physician engagement and care coordination,
[ Read More ]The ‘golden years’ are the best years for many senior people. It is the time of life when you can retire and enjoy the rest of your life. Additionally, with the major improvement in the medicine industry over the past 100 years, the life expectancy average has risen even higher for humans. However, just because
[ Read More ]Your biological clock is ticking!! Now that’s a sentence many women nearing the age of 35 are likely to hear their gynecologists say. Doctors will warn women of the long list of complications that can arise with pregnancies later in life. Men, on the other hand, have never considered the possibility that there can be
[ Read More ]Authored by Manish Sharma, Senior Vice-President Life Sciences, CitiusTech and Parikshit Sheth, Healthcare Consultant, CitiusTech Life sciences organizations continue to feel the regulatory and legislative pressures associated with the transition from volume to value-based care. To meet the challenges imposed by government regulations and the rising cost of healthcare, these organizations are now going ‘beyond
[ Read More ]By Lola Koktysh Healthcare has plenty of problems to juggle, and prior authorization (PA) is the one to stay. As if relations within the trio of patients, payers and providers weren’t complex enough to regularly require specific consulting, there’s always a new regulation or requirement to entangle them even more. This time, prior authorization (PA)
[ Read More ]If you struggle to remember what’s on your shopping list, or where you parked your car at the supermarket, neuroscience has good news for you: the brain can change itself. Neuroplasticity is the term used to describe the brain’s talent for healing itself—and there’s plenty you can do to push it into action. Whether you
[ Read More ]More than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease, the most common cause of dementia among older people. The course of Alzheimer’s differs from person to person – the symptoms of early stages of the disease could range from impaired reasoning, spatial issues and vision problems. However, as the disease advances the patient is
[ Read More ]So, what is extreme dieting? In simple terms, it’s when a person is dieting improperly and pushing his or her body far beyond its normal limits. It’s widely recognized as being not only unhealthy but unsafe. Many dieters don’t fully understand why the risk of this type of dieting is so great, however, through social
[ Read More ]Playing sports or engaging in vigorous exercise is great for your health, but it also comes with the risk of injury. Long training sessions and increased intensity both put strain on your body. Bones, joints, tendons and ligaments exposed to this repeated stress can become damaged, leading to pain and inflammation. Choosing the right treatment
[ Read More ]When people suffer from chronic pain, they are always looking for an alternative to traditional means of managing their discomfort. They may have a prescription for an opiate that can help, but they may not like some of the side effects that can occur. Instead of using over-the-counter pain medications, or laboratory-based anti-inflammatories, you should
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