Athenahealth

When healthcare organizations move away from resource-intensive, point-to-point integrations, they can embrace the kind of seamless interoperability that enhances both operations and care delivery.

Providing rural areas with high-quality care can pose a challenge to healthcare leaders. Follow this series to learn how health portals help support systems to provide care that's patient-centered no matter where the patient is.

(SPONSORED) The most common complaints about healthcare in the United States: that it’s not accessible to everyone because it's not affordable, and that it’s not navigable because it's fragmented. Accountable care organizations (ACOs)--are addressing these complaints head-on.

(SPONSORED) This fall, athenahealth convened 60 leaders of hospitals and health systems at population health advisory roundtables to dig into the top concerns and challenges as the industry shifts to value-based reimbursements.

(SPONSORED) As the outcomes of healthcare reform become clear, it is equally clear that healthcare executives need to objectively analyze internal systems and processes, such as information technology and care delivery, to determine how they will effectively adapt to a new reality.

(SPONSORED) Pop health management care delivery approaches exhibit a significant overlap with existing care management programs, but offer additional tactics to improve both clinical and financial outcomes for provider organizations.