Workplace Wellness

Population Health Informatics and How to Effectively Deploy It

Despite their increased popularity, most traditional wellness programs often fall short on delivering their promise of healthier, more productive workforces as advertised. According to a new Harvard University study, that’s because most wellness programs don’t really address the needs of the most vulnerable employees. If that makes you wish you had a crystal ball that Read more…

Workplace Wellness

9 Population Health Management Software You Should Consider and How They Could Benefit Your Company

What is Population Health Management Software? Population Health Management (PHM) software refers to a set of tools and technologies used to manage the health outcomes of a group of individuals within a specific population. This software allows healthcare providers to focus, collect and analyze data on patient populations, identify trends, and implement interventions to improve Read more…

Workplace Wellness

7 Initiatives to Improve Population Health at Your Organization

In recent years, population health has become an increasing priority for companies. The pandemic has pushed workplace wellness into the spotlight and highlighted the need to take greater care of the health and well-being of staff. As more organizations look to improve population health issues on a broader scale, there has been a marked shift Read more…

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What are the 8 Population Health Outcomes & How to Measure Them

For decades, healthcare spending in the United States has not been sustainable. Even before COVID-19, healthcare costs were rising at an alarming rate, consuming a huge chunk of the country’s national income. In 2021, the U.S. spent $4.3 trillion (18% of its GDP) on healthcare. As the burden of chronic diseases and other health risks Read more…

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What is Chronic Disease Management & How it Will Help Your Organization 

Remarkable improvements to healthcare and medicine have resulted in a substantial increase in life expectancy over the last century. For context, the average life expectancy in the United States at birth in 1910 was just 50 years. A century later, in 2010, it had risen to about 79 years. However, although we’re living longer, we’re Read more…