Despite its challenges, the pandemic has also uncovered meaningful opportunities for hospitals and systems to strengthen their roots, reset expectations, and establish pathways to prevail. In this webinar, we’ll explore lessons learned from the four major phases of the pandemic to date and how each “season” has fundamentally changed the future for hospitals, clinical teams, and patients. 

In seconds, cyberattacks can undo time and resources spent building a solid business. An increase in activity during the COVID-19 pandemic showed that hackers won’t hesitate to prey on healthcare organizations when they’re most vulnerable. During this webinar, a panel of experts—including Geisinger’s top cybersecurity leader—will discuss common mistakes that must be avoided so organizations can safely implement new opportunities for revenue growth.

Healthcare systems need to be prepared to offer a range of care options to meet patients’ expectations. Often though, more options create more confusion. During this webinar, we’ll offer best practices for streamlining this experience and making it easier for patients to seek care, regardless of whether it is in-person or via telehealth. 

Existing consumer engagement solutions can be applied within healthcare to automate intelligent interactions and meet these patient service demands. A digital conversational AI experience can empower patients with access to information and self-reliance that drives patient satisfaction and protects revenue.

In this webinar, Keith Shah and Michele Molden of Optum Advisory Services and George Sauter, Chief Strategy Officer at John Muir Health, will discuss how disruption is rewriting the rules of engagement in health care and how providers and health plans can respond nimbly to the new financial reality.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a diversion of resources, increasing the risk of HAIs. The pandemic has forced hospitals to rethink protocols to enhance the safety of patients and staff. However, periods of disruption often lead to new and better solutions. 

Today, patients have the tools to monitor their glucose levels—but access to this information stopped there. Through their combined solution, Current Health and Dexcom make continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) available to clinicians as their patients recover from acute hospitalization at home. 

As healthcare evolves into the increased risk environment of value-based care, leveraging lab data and analytics will be the key to achieving healthcare’s triple aim: providing better care for patients and improving population health at a lower cost. 

During this webinar, panelists will explore how technology is supporting the priorities of patients and providers while enabling care for anyone, from anywhere, at any time. They'll also explore how the needs of patients and providers are shifting, and how healthcare leaders can prepare their organizations for changes ahead.