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When Innovations Do (And Don’t) Benefit Patients
Digital innovation is a beautiful thing, but it can also lead to more problems than solutions — especially when technologies don’t improve health outcomes.
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Why Telehealth Is Essential: What You Need To Know To Care For Patients Wherever They Are
This resource outlines what telehealth is; how to successfully adopt it; and how it can improve healthcare access, facilitate more timely health interventions, and decrease the cost of care. Specifically:
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Vera And CD&R Investment Partnership Featured In WSJ
As reported by The Wall Street Journal, Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) has made a substantial capital investment to help Vera Whole Health expand our...
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The Definitive Guide to Evaluating On-Site Clinics
All is not well in healthcare today. The American medical sector dwarfs most other sectors of the economy. Hundreds of million of dollars are spent on research. Little progress is made. Costs continue to rise, and Americans are sicker than ever before. Where does this leave employers?