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Millions could lose Medicaid benefits when public health emergency ends
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Millions could lose Medicaid benefits when public health emergency ends

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Leslie Iburg and Abigail Katz with United Language Group discuss what they see going forward as well as what is needed to reach beneficiaries, including creating culturally relevant materials in multiple languages.

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Jefferson Health's 'bold goal' for patient care

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Lirio blends behavioral science and AI personalization

Marten den Haring, CEO of Lirio, says the company uses its Large Behavior Model, which blends behavioral science with artificial intelligence, with the goal of driving consumer engagement in healthcare at the personal level.

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A phased approach to seamless RPM data flow

Switching cardiology patients to Bluetooth-enabled medical devices that send data to patient portals is helping to reduce chronic care complexities, says Sutter Health CCIO Dr. Richard Milani and Patient Experience R&D lead Trevor Berceau.

A phased approach to seamless RPM data flow
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