Industry Watch Alert Home In the week following OpenAI’s introduction of ChatGPT Health, Anthropic announced Claude for Healthcare, a set of tools that connects directly
A review of how transparency evolved in 2025, why it became a test of organizational credibility, and what healthcare leaders should expect in 2026.
A review of how AI adoption accelerated in 2025, why governance became a leadership issue, and what healthcare executives should prepare for in 2026.
A review of how prior authorization evolved in 2025, why it became a key accountability function, and what payer and UM leaders should expect in 2026.
ChatGPT Health is a new, dedicated space within ChatGPT that lets consumers securely connect medical records and wellness apps to receive personalized, physician-informed health guidance while maintaining enhanced privacy protections.
As 2023 draws to a close, BHM Healthcare Solutions reflects on a year marked by remarkable achievements and growth.
Value-based care reimbursement models (VBR) are becoming a popular choice for many healthcare providers and payers, as fee-for-service, (and traditional incentive based payment models), are phased out. According to a recent McKesson survey “Journey to Value: The State of Value-Based Reimbursement in 2016,” 58% of payers and hospitals are planning to adopt value-based care reimbursement models.
There has always been change in the healthcare industry, but the pace of change has recently sped up. Medical practitioners are highly knowledgeable and work hard towards being in line with the latest industry research. However, they can’t possibly keep in mind everything they should for each situation.
Even with access to massive amounts of data for the comparison of treatment outcomes, they still need expertise, time to analyze that data, and have it integrated with the medical profile of the patient. Such an in-depth research and statistical analysis goes beyond the scope of a physician. While relying on clinical data and claims data has value, there is a great opportunity for organizations to take their health efforts to the next level by integrating both claims and clinical data. Here are the major technological trends in healthcare right now.
As 2016 comes to a close, now is the time to look at what healthcare trends might bring us into 2017. Current healthcare trends can help healthcare organizations predict changes in the marketplace and isolate places of improvement. From ACOs to behavioral health, here 3 important trends to watch as we enter 2017.
The healthcare industry is rapidly changing and growing. Healthcare reform in one of the biggest factors to jump-starts change in all aspects of a healthcare organization. The rapid shift to value based performance and consumer outcomes, from fee-for-service payment, puts Healthcare Transformation Assistance programs and services in the forefront of change. They are designed to assist your organization in this rapidly evolving environment.
