Patient Engagement Resources

Read about how a mobile platform that established a digital handholding experience for patients and visitors quickly became a vital tool for WakeMed Health & Hospitals.

In a meta-analysis of clinical studies, the LEAF Patient Monitoring System, compared with standard of care, resulted in a 94% reduction in the risk of pressure injury among 3,935 acutely ill hospitalized or nursing home patients. Relying on traditional, manual turn reminders should no longer be considered standard care.

Dayton Children's Hospital enhanced data security using Palo Alto Networks solutions, cutting help desk calls, boosting clinical system uptime, and elevating network efficiency. Discover in the case study how this bolstered their focus on patient care by tackling IT challenges.

Despite the barcode nearing its 75th anniversary and its implementation known to reduce healthcare errors by as much as 82%, many hospitals and clinics are still hesitant to embrace the technology. In this blog, Johnny Ong, Healthcare

As more digitally focused, member-centered experiences become the standard, payers need to offer portals and digital platforms that meet and exceed member expectations. Hear from Adam Rarick-Varner, Sr. Director for Healthcare Strategy at LexisNexis, to discover the benefits of such a strong healthcare digital experience.

Eagle Physicians & Associates is a private, physician-owned and physician-led multispecialty medical group in Greensboro, North Carolina and is the largest affiliated provider organization of Triad Healthcare Network (THN) accountable care organization (ACO).

Saint Francis Healthcare Partners (SFHCP) is an independent organization founded in 1993 as a 50/50 physician-hospital organization. SFHCP implemented Bamboo Health's Pings solution, which are real-time care event notifications, in January of 2017.

Download this new survey from Gozio Health to get insights on patient engagement trends. Discover what tools and features patients want as well as how they want to access them.

As health care leaders continue to work towards remote solutions, they’re also adapting to trends associated with access to care, cost, patient outcomes, and exposure to unnecessary urgent care and emergency department (ED) visits. Learn how an innovative three-way collaboration led to better patient outcomes and convenience in this white paper.

The healthcare industry is at a pivotal moment where stronger collaborations between payers and providers can yield significant benefits. In an article with MedCity News, Cheryl Dalton-Norman, president of Conduit Health Partners,