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Greenspace Health secures Series B funding from ABS Capital Partners. The company offers measurement-based care software for mental healthcare providers.


Sponsored Events and Resources

Live Webinar: March 20 (Thursday) noon ET. “Enhancing Patient Experience: Digital Accessibility Legal Requirements in Healthcare.” Sponsor: TPGi. Presenters: Mark Miller, director of sales, TPGi; David Sloan, PhD, MSc, chief accessibility officer, TPGi; Kristina Launey, JD, labor and employment litigation and counseling partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP. For patients with disabilities, inaccessible technology can mean the difference between timely, effective care and unmet healthcare needs. This could include accessible patient portals, telehealth services, and payment platforms. Despite a new presidential administration, requirements for Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) have not changed. While enforcement may unclear moving forward, healthcare organizations still have an obligation to their patients for digital accessibility. In our webinar session, TPGi’s accessibility experts and Seyfarth Shaw’s legal professionals will help you understand ACA Section 1557 requirements, its future under the Trump administration, and offer strategies to help you create inclusive experiences.

Live Webinar: March 27 (Thursday) noon ET. “How to Improve Clinical Workflows with AI Chart Summaries and Risk Predictions.” Sponsor: Health Data Analytics Institute. Presenters: Scott Cullen, MD, senior advisor, Health Data Analytics Institute; David Clain, chief product officer, Health Data Analytics Institute. Learn how the EHR-embedded HDAIAssist tool is transforming the ability of clinicians to pull insights out the mountains of data that have accumulated in the EHR, quickly, accurately, and cost-effectively. HDAlAssist, which is part of HealthVision, the intelligent health management system, combines AI chart summaries and granular risk predictions to quickly inform care planning decisions, especially for the most complex, high-risk patients.

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Acquisitions, Funding, Business, and Stock

Knack RCM acquires PPM Partners, an Alabama-based company that offers anesthesia billing and practice management services.


People

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ReferWell names Kevin Healy (Chicago Pacific Founders) CEO.

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Michelle Brown (Centric Consulting) joins Knack RCM as VP of transformation.


Announcements and Implementations

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Relatient develops Dash Direct, a suite of open scheduling APIs that enables providers to open and automate scheduling functions across their existing digital patient access points.


Other

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The Daily Yonder highlights several physicians who have come out of retirement to once again serve their rural communities, most of which are struggling to offer residents adequate healthcare access. Douglas DeLong, MD came out of full retirement at the age of 72 to work part-time at a practice in Cooperstown, NY: “I wanted to be a family physician because I didn’t know there was anything else. Also, I grew up in rural settings in Pennsylvania and Washington state – it was a lifestyle choice for me – today though, [rural practice] is a tougher sell. Now I work two or three days a week partly to provide access for patients and because I really enjoy being around these bright young people – but most of them are on their way somewhere else.”

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Providers surveyed by Black Book Research rank Care Allies as the top-rated value-based care transformation and strategy advisory firm. Respondents also note that working with high-ranking VBC advisory firms has resulted in increases in financial performance, operational efficiency, and provider engagement and satisfaction; as well as a decrease in avoidable hospital readmissions.

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Teladoc co-founder Michael Gorton releases “Tachyon Tunnel 2,” the sequel to his first science-fiction novel, which debuted in 2023.

Researchers in Australia develop Nostril Navigator technology for virtual health consults. Set to debut on April 1, the system “uses sensors that recognize a multitude of organic molecules and turns them into electrical signals, which are then transmitted via nasal spray directly into the doctor’s nostrils.” As the lead researcher tells it, “Smell can provide an awful lot of clinical information. And I do mean awful, sometimes.”


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