The Wellness 21 Virtual Summit hosted by Xtelligent Healthcare Media will explore the rapidly growing health and wellness market. Sessions will focus on the evolving roles of payers, business groups, employers, and health plan brokers in promoting preventive health, convenient access to care, and remote patient monitoring programs that allow clinicians to collaborate with their patients on care, including digital health tools that allow for the effective tracking of health outcomes.

Telehealth is here to stay. In fact, direct to consumer telehealth utilization has settled at 38 times higher than before the pandemic began according to recent data from McKinsey & Company. Providers have shown they can successfully implement technology quickly and consumers want (and expect) to utilize technology to access care moving forward, but where do we go from here?

In this 45-minute webinar, we’ll dig into the most recent trends in utilization data, explore additional ways healthcare organizations can harness telehealth to optimize care delivery and streamline operations, and gain provider perspectives on how they’re looking to take advantage of telehealth solutions in the future.

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COVID patients will continue to be admitted to the hospital in addition to the seasonal surge of non-COVID acute admissions; a vast backlog of elective activity, an ageing population, more people living with multiple complex needs, and NHS staff burnout are all exerting new demands on the NHS. Urgent care providers have adopted strategic response plans and adopted digital technologies at an incredible pace to ensure patients receive the best possible care amidst these exceptional circumstances - empowering many frontline workers to make small changes that had a huge impact on a Trust's capability to cope with the intense pressure. Post-pandemic, NHS organizations will look to work in more integrated, preventative models to ensure patients are able to receive the appropriate care, promptly and in the right setting. 

As health care continues to dominate the national conversation, it’s more essential than ever to participate in the National Conference on Medicare, Medicaid, and Dual Eligibles. We’ll take a closer look at the policy, regulatory, and operational issues affecting Medicare Advantage and Part D, Medicaid managed care, and programs to better serve those who are dually eligible.

Across four vibrant, information-packed days, you’ll engage with leadership from CMS and the administration, health insurance provider executives, government officials, health policy professionals, and industry thought leaders.

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The MedDev Day, organized by LS Academy has reached its third edition, and will once again serve as a central meeting place for the medical technology industry, bringing together lecture forums, interviews, workshops, and networking opportunities. The event will be a 360-degree overview of the evolving context of medical devices, in-vitro-diagnostics, and software.

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Join the HIMSS Greater Kansas City Chapter on September 21 at 12:00 pm CT for their KC Digital Drive “Using Technology, Data, and Innovation to Improve Health Outcomes.” This webinar focuses on continuous community building and thought leadership with a vision of continuously identifying and delivering on specific projects to support community needs. During this virtual panel discussion, you will hear about key KCDD projects including Comeback KC/Two Million Arms, Community Health Worker project, and the data infrastructure project.

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HAS 21 Virtual will explore trends and best practice experiences across multiple domains for analytics success. HAS 21 Virtual will feature speakers and breakout sessions that highlight analytics in AI, clinical and quality, population health, financial, life sciences, and health equity. In addition to world-class speakers, participants can expect the quintessential HAS events including the Analytics Showcase, AI Showcase, and the popular Braindate networking offering.

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Readmissions are a significant driver of healthcare costs and inefficiencies, accounting for $26 billion per year across the U.S. For hospitals, ACOs, and provider organizations, addressing readmissions is a challenge due to the fragmented nature of the healthcare ecosystem. They face challenges with engaging stakeholders proactively due to limited visibility into where patients are in the care continuum.

Now, more organizations are turning to Collective Medical, a PointClickCare company, to enable enhanced coordination across the care continuum and cut readmissions.

BIOMEDevice Boston is the East coast’s must-attend regional event that showcases emerging technologies and trends from cutting-edge engineers, innovative thinkers, and business leaders who impact the progression of the world’s biotechnology.

Experience live demos and uncover the latest technologies, solutions and market-ready products from more than 200 biomed suppliers. BIOMEDevice is free for qualified attendees.

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Asynchronous telehealth allows patients and providers to communicate and exchange important health information when it is convenient for them, otherwise not in “real time”. Moving forward, hybrid care will be the new normal and we work to implement rules and regulations at the state and federal levels that will allow for asynchronous telehealth to be advanced to meet patients where they are, addressing digital barriers to access, helping patients to overcomes shame and stigma, and relieving provider burnout and burdens.

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