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How to Become #Powerful in #Healthcare... 4 Rules from the World's Most Famous Political Strategist. Learn How Power Works in Healthcare as related to the approach of The Hoover Institution, Stanford University political strategist, researcher and consultant Bruce Bueno de Mesquita. Healthcare organizations have #political power structures. The #leader at the top of a health insurance company, hospital, physician practice, pharmaceutical company or other healthcare organization cannot rule #alone. He or she must do 4 things to exert power over the organization: 1) Form a #Coalition 2) Control the #Money to Buy Loyalty from that Coalition 3) Keep the Coalition to a Small '#InnerCircle' to prevent squabbling 4) Keep the Pool of '#Potential Inner Circle' Members large so that any non-compliant Inner Circle member can be easily replaced. See real-world examples from 1) a hospital, 2) health insurance carriers and 3) medical schools. Sources at AHealthcareZ YouTube Channel. 

Get your daily dose of information from Eric Bricker, MD !! He explains health systems, payers, digital health companies, and even government with a perspective all medical students and young physicians should learn sooner rather than later!

Imagine a #panarchy of open #strategyexecution within an innovation ecosystem that provides intelligible #transparency to and opportunities for #influence by legitimate peripheral participants beyond the inner circles of initiatives that come and go or that otherwise are characterized by continual transformation. A #circulareconomy of #talent would be a kaleidoscope of #nondestructivecreation in which the winners and losers are initiatives rather than people. #blueoceanstrategy #combinatorialinnovation #systemsmedicine

BridgeHospital.com 1. Healthcare organizations: The term "Hospital" in the domain name suggests a medical facility, making it appealing to hospitals, clinics, and healthcare providers looking to establish an online presence for their services related to bridging the gap in patient care. 2. Medical equipment suppliers: The name implies a connection between healthcare and technology, making it attractive to companies selling medical devices, equipment, or software that facilitate communication and collaboration in healthcare settings. 3. Health insurance companies: The concept of bridging suggests a sense of support and continuity in healthcare, making the domain name relevant to insurance providers offering coverage for hospital services. #domain #domains #domainname #domainnames #domainsale #domainsforsale #premiumdomains #domainforsale #domaininvesting #domainnameforsale #domainbroker #domainsales #domainer

San Diego Health Connect, a designated QHIO, is pleased to announce that we are securely exchanging permitted health data in real-time on behalf of our DxF participants. As a result, all our participating organizations are encouraged to select San Diego Health Connect as their data exchange intermediary in the DxF Participant Directory, enabling them to successfully meet their health data sharing obligations under AB 133. To facilitate organizations' participation in the DxF, San Diego Health Connect securely shares health data on their behalf as permitted under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This includes handling requests for information and information delivery, as well as managing notification of Admission, Discharge, and Transfer (ADT) Events. Follow this step-by-step guide so that you too can quickly and easily select San Diego Health Connect as your data exchange intermediary in the DxF Participant Directory. https://zurl.co/Mnaf #SanDiegoHealthConnect #HIE #QHIO #DxFParticipant #HealthDataSharing #HIPAACompliance

Efficient medical billing is crucial for healthcare providers. It helps: ✅ Maximize accurate reimbursements ✅ Minimize costly errors ✅ Improve cash flow By streamlining your billing process, you can dedicate more time to patient care while maintaining financial health. Let us handle the paperwork so you can focus on what matters most - your patients' well-being. Revelationcare : Supporting your practice, empowering your care. . . . #healthcare #insurance #hospitals #digitalhealth #healthinsurance #healthtech #claims #claimsmanagement #healthcareindustry #healthcareprofessionals #medicalcoding #revenuecycle #medicalbilling #healthcareinnovation #insuranceclaims #optimization #healthit #digitalhealthcare #healthcareleadership #revenuecyclemanagement #financialfreedom

🌟 Patient-Focused Screening: A Call to Action! 🌟 It's time to flip the paradigm in healthcare. Instead of care being trickled down to patients, we need to prioritize a model where the healthcare system is responsive to patient needs. The only way to drive meaningful change is to demand comprehensive screening. When patients advocate for their health, providers and insurance companies will take notice and adapt accordingly. Let’s work together to transform the system for the better! *Print this and use it* #PatientAdvocacy #HealthcareTransformation #Screening #PatientCenteredCare #HealthcareInnovation #DemandChange #IngramScreening

Always valuable to hear an insurance broker's perspective on the future of healthcare! Bringing in another gem from Jonathon Trionfi—insurance broker at Plante Moran. He shares his insights on educating others about better alternatives to the traditional healthcare system. #PlumHealth #DPC #DirectPrimaryCare #HealthCare #MichganDoctor #DetroitMedical #FamilyMedicine #PrimaryCareMichigan

PSA - If you have planned medical procedure, like getting a mole removed, you can find out what the cost is before the procedure is done. Here's how: 1. Call the provider and ask them for the #CPT codes they will using to submit to insurance. 2. Most carriers offer the ability to search #CPT codes within your user portal. 3. Search the code and it shows you an estimated cost for the plan you are enrolled in. I search #CPT code 11402 - estimated cost for this is $218.00 on my health plan.. Pretty easy, huh? #advocacy Brinson Benefits, Inc.

And another one….. MultiPlan is embroiled in a new class action lawsuit accusing the company and major health insurers of colluding to “fix, suppress, and stabilize” payments for out-of-network medical claims. Filed by the for-profit hospital company Allegiance Health Management, the lawsuit intensifies the broken relationship between hospitals and MultiPlan, a data technology vendor collaborating with leading insurers to set payments for out of network care. This legal action follows a New York Times investigation that highlighted how MultiPlan and its insurance clients profit by underpaying hospitals. The lawsuit also exposes some distorted incentives in the healthcare system: out-of-network providers charging excessive fees, insurers maximizing profits by minimizing these payments, and patients caught in the middle, often facing bills they can’t afford. https://lnkd.in/gjAHwi6U