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  • What It Takes to Close Care Gaps in Rural Communities: Why Between-Visit Engagement Is the Missing Piece

    Across rural communities, healthcare providers are facing mounting challenges: higher chronic disease rates, transportation barriers, workforce shortages, delayed preventive care, and limited access to specialty services. For Medicaid populations in particular, these challenges often extend far beyond the walls [...]

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  • The Low-Hanging Fruit of Hospital Readmissions is Gone. Now What?

    Post-pandemic, the 30-day hospital readmission rate in the U.S. has plateaued between 14.5% and 14.7%, according to Definitive Healthcare. Although 2012’s Hospital Readmission Reduction Program (HRRP) was successful in initially driving the readmission rate lower, that era of low-hanging [...]

  • Why Improving Patient Adherence Is So Difficult and What Actually Works

    Improving patient adherence has long been a priority across healthcare. Whether it’s medication adherence, following a care plan, or completing recommended next steps, adherence directly impacts outcomes, costs, and quality performance. And yet, despite significant effort and investment, improving [...]

  • Why Healthcare Engagement Isn’t Reaching the People Who Need It Most

    Key Takeaways Low patient engagement is often a design issue, not a participation issue Outreach volume does not equal effective reach Engagement must be timely, relevant, and actionable to drive outcomes Poor engagement contributes directly to care gaps, missed [...]

  • Why Care Gaps Stay Open — Even When the Data Is Right

    Most healthcare organizations can identify care gaps with remarkable precision. The harder challenge is something else entirely: helping people take the actions required to close them. Quality teams have sophisticated analytics. Health plans rely on detailed reporting. Providers receive [...]