Patient engagement as a healthcare strategy needs to increase a provider’s return on investment (ROI). While it strives to provide better patient care and improve health outcomes by promoting positive patient behavior, it needs to do this with a demonstrable improvement in revenue, margin and/or reduction in overall expenses. According to a report, the global […]
Orthopedics & Spine, Patient Engagement, Wellbe Insights
3 Highly Effective Ways to Speed Up Orthopedic Surgery Recovery in Patients
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Increasingly, international health care facilities are adapting their healthcare services to implement Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) principles. Known as ERAS, enhanced recovery after surgery protocols incorporate various health strategies that nurture and accelerate the rate of orthopedic surgery recovery time. ERAS’s goal is aimed at reducing the stress of surgery on your patients by […]
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Recent studies show that the global bariatric market is growing at a robust rate. However, there are challenges ahead that may limit your ability to increase your patient base and surgical volume. The good news is that leveraging personalized care automation solutions is one of the most effective ways to address potential barriers to growth […]
Operational Efficiency, Patient Engagement, Wellbe Insights
How Patient Enablement Builds Partnership and Boosts Your Bottom Line
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Are you looking for ways to cut back on costs and boost the revenue of your medical group or bariatric specialty? If so, you might want to consider one often overlooked, yet crucial factor: patient enablement. Key Takeaways Patient enablement gives patients the ability to self-manage important steps in their healthcare journeys. A growing body […]
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