How Analytics Help Identify Social Needs and Improve the Health of a Population
Hear from Healthcare Economist Duane Feger on the importance of analytics in tracking and improving social determinants of health
Leveraging Data to Enhance the Care, Lives of Seriously Ill Patients
Acclivity expert Dr. John Mulder discusses hospice and palliative care, and the technology that can highlight qualified patients.
Breaking Down Barriers to Value-Based Care
Read from Acclivity expert Duane Feger on the 6 best strategies you can use to be successful with Value-Based Care
Is Alexa’s Voice of the Dead a Healthy Way to Grieve a Loved One?
Read Acclivity Health expert Dianne Gray’s opinion on using Alexa to speak to a passed loved one on Seniors Matter: Ask an Expert
Help Your Hospice Partners Contain Healthcare Costs
Acclivity Health and Pearl Health Empower Physicians for Value-Based Care Success
End of Life University Podcast: Grief and the Best of Times and the Worst of Times with Dianne Gray
Join Acclivity expert Dianne Gray as she talks with Dr. Karen Wyatt of End of Life University podcast about the best and worst of grief after personal tragedy
TCN Talks Podcast: AI Applications in Serious Illness Care
Join Acclivity CEO Jeremy Powell as he discusses AI and Machine Learning in the hospice and palliative care space with TCN Talks host Chris Comeaux
How Providers Can Use Predictive Tools to Inform End-of-Life Referrals
By Robin Stawasz One of the major challenges for hospice organizations is to receive referrals from provider partners when patients are ready for end-of-life care. Predicting longevity runs counter to a doctor’s primary focus: to do everything they can to delay a patient’s death. Few have been clinically trained to estimate prognosis, and when they […]
The Physician’s Guide to Doctoring podcast: “Why is Palliative Care Underutilized?” With Dr. John Mulder.
Listen to the interview with Dr. John Mulder on why palliative care is underutilized on The Physicians Guide to Doctoring
The Role of Data at the Point of Care in Breaking Down Healthcare’s Silos
Dianne Gray, Chief Innovation & Patient Advocacy Officer Yesterday I received news that a 65-year-old breast cancer patient I worked with had died, leaving behind her 39-year-old daughter, a fiancé, her daughter’s father and her 85-year-old mother. Her healthcare journey provides one more example of the way too many lives end in a fragmented healthcare system […]