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Without further ado,
here's your daily industry news briefing
for today, February 19th.
First, Bon Core's, mercy Health Turnover, operations
of its home health and hospice operations across five states
to home-based care company Compass.
Per the arrangement, compass will be responsible
for overseeing the operations of 10 home health agencies
and 11 hospice operations.
Bon, of course, mercy Health will retain ownership
of its hospice House real estate assets
in specific locations.
While Compass takes charge of managing the operations,
or according to a news release from Compass,
the health system will collaborate closely with Compass
to assist the home health
and Hospice associates as they transition
to employment with Compass.
The agreement is still awaiting state
and federal regulatory reviews.
Ascension St. Thomas Home Health also made the same move,
second surgery, PEP
and Recovery is the most popular use
of digital health at US Health Systems.
A new survey found, meanwhile,
chronic disease management experienced the biggest increases
in digital health deployment in 2023
with a 50% jump while several health systems launched.
Digital women's health programs.
According to a February 14th report from Alex,
a digital spinoff from Renton, Washington based providence
here were the top digital health use cases in 2023.
According to the survey of nearly 30 health systems,
surgery, physical therapy
and rehab, preventative care, woman's health,
other chronic disease management, family gen
and general medicine, virtual care enablement,
and behavioral health.
Third, the average hospital uses up
to six patient applications,
but patients only want to use a single platform to engage
with their healthcare providers.
Any new report from Goo Health found the report,
which is based on a November 20th, 2023 survey
of 695 adults age 18
and above, all of whom reported receiving medical services
within the preceding 12 months aim
to unveil the digital pre of patients.
The report found that 50% of patients prefer to interact
with their healthcare providers through a mobile platform.
80% of patients engage with their healthcare provider
through a mobile device to some extent.
In 20 23, 80 9%
of patients said they would prefer a single platform
to manage their healthcare needs.
50% of those patients said they would want to be able
to access this application on their phone.
65% of patients said they use a mobile phone
for their last digital healthcare experience,
and almost all CIOs have said the patients have the ability
to digitally access test results, communicate
with their healthcare providers or refill prescriptions.
However, less than two thirds of patients in the study said
- They believe they actually have these options available
from their healthcare providers.
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