Population Health and Insurance Captives
Scott Hawig (Froedtert Health), describes the organizational ‘muscle memory’ formed through population health and insurance captive initiatives.
NYC multi-specialty practice in the COVID-19 maelstrom: Insights & Data
Physician practices in New York City found themselves at the coronavirus epicenter. Physician practice leader Craig Gruen and digital agency founder Bryan Cush share new ways they invented to serve patients and providers.
#72 Will virtual triage improve patient access?
Virtual triage bots are autonomous, AI-powered chatbots which help patients find the right care at the right urgency. We explore virtual triage with two health systems leaders deploying virtual triage for their patients and with two innovators who developed a triage algorithm. We also look at Triage Bot, a commercial virtual triage tool provided by Medchat, a HIPAA-compliant chat platform used by hundreds of healthcare organizations.
Do PE-backed physician practices do a better job getting the right patients?
Physicians want to serve patients with the highest value care at the best cost while being fairly compensated. Growth is a sign of a healthy, well-run practice. Ethical medical groups attract patients and increase revenue per patient by providing better outcomes, patient experience, and value as compared to local alternatives. Some practices are choosing private equity to fund growth.
Using medical malpractice claims data to improve healthcare quality, safety and cost
When a med mal claim emerges from patient injury, we may debate who’s liable but we can agree something undesirable happened.
Is Shared Decision Making an important patient engagement and safety intervention?
Physician entrepreneur Brian Alper, MD explores shared decision making as an intervention improving patient safety, patient satisfaction and financial outcomes.
CHRISTUS Health insurance captive drives patient safety, $50 million annual savings
CHRISTUS chief clinical officer John Gillean, MD, MHA, among his many responsibilities, guides his organization’s insurance captive to reduce operating costs and improve patient safety.
When Medical Error happens, is Early Intervention best?
Larry Smith and Rachel Leyko of MedStar Health explain Early Intervention, their journeys to advocacy and evidence of lowers costs and better outcomes for patients, families and clinicians.
Medical Professional Liability and Cyber Security
Medical professional liability insurance premiums may rise and cyber security may become a factor. Leading MPL underwriting expert Nat Cross, Beazley Group’s Healthcare Leader, forecasts premium trends and explains the drivers.
Insurance Captives: Innovation and Cost Savings for Providers
Michelle Johns, Chief Risk Officer of IU Health and Bob Chaput, Executive Chairman of Clearwater explore why insurance captives have become so strategically important to patient safety innovation.
Med Mal Insurance Costs May Rise, Shared Decision-Making May Help
Mike Hakimian explains a hardening market in medical malpractice insurance. He describes current conditions and evidence suggesting premiums will rise.