One of the most highly-talked-about and most anticipated events at Net Health is CONNECT, an employee-led virtual gathering that takes place every year thanks to the helping hands of 100+ employees. Usually held in October, this exciting event provides everyone the opportunity to come together, engage and get to know each other a little bit […]
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Recruitment efforts have evolved over the years, and at Net Health, making sure that qualified employees from all walks of life – regardless of their background, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation – are hired and represented fairly is key. That is why, in late May, the Diversity Recruitment Network (DRN) was established. What is the Diversity […]
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We’ve covered predictive post-acute analytics in practice and tackling the challenges of the Triple-Aim. Now it’s time to bring it home by defining the value created by predictive analytics in the post-acute space. Like any investment of time and money, it’s important to be clear about the results of those investments. SNF Provider Perspective Advanced […]
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In today’s market, successful physical, occupational and speech therapy providers seek ways to strengthen their position by adding value to clients. At the same time, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) are adapting to a value-based care world. Pressure on Therapy Leaders Therapy delivery no longer drives reimbursement in a PDPM world; expected parity adjustments by CMS […]
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As we reach our final post in this series on predictive analytics in healthcare, I quickly want to mention two things. First—if you’ve been following along the entire journey, thanks! I hope you’ve learned a lot of helpful and meaningful information. Second—if you’re just joining us now, it’s not too late to head back and read […]
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As we continue our discussion on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in healthcare analytics, many of you may be starting to feel more confident in your understanding of how the technology can really enhance the overall treatment experience. And as the understanding and confidence grow, you may be starting to make some preliminary moves […]
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Up until now, this blog series has focused primarily on higher-level concepts and broader strokes as we discuss the impact of predictive analytics in healthcare. And before we get started, if you haven’t read those earlier discussions just yet, I’d highly encourage you to take a minute to do so as those blogs help to lay […]
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If you’ve been following along with this blog series, I hope you’ve enjoyed our deep dive into healthcare analytics and how it’s poised to change with the implementation and growth of predictive analytics and machine learning. If you haven’t, I’d really encourage you to take a minute to check out the previous posts linked here. What […]
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The chief goal of any provider in the wound care industry is to offer the highest level of care possible to patients. It’s no secret that in order to do that, providers must pay attention to things like resource management, efficient budgeting, and the financial bottom line. The stronger a provider is in these areas, […]
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Up until this point, our discussion about analytics in healthcare has revolved heavily around clinical analytics—and understandably so. The potential promises it brings to the table are huge, especially when you look at things like predicting clinical outcomes, identifying the risks for diseases and ailments, and helping practitioners choose better treatment plans. However, clinical analytics […]
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“Exciting” and “inspiring” are two of the words podcast host Brian Thomas used to describe his interview with Kevin Keenahan, founder and CEO of Tissue Analytics, a Net Health company. We couldn’t agree more. Brian is the creator of the popular Digital Executive podcast, which is the largest crowdsourced global digital platform. He recently sat […]
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Before we continue our deep dive into discussing predictive analytics in healthcare, I want to make sure you’ve had a chance to read the earlier posts in this series. If not, I’d encourage you to take a minute and check them out as they help to build into this discussion and also offer some insightful […]
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