Martis Views

Integrating two distinct care structures is having early positive affects on the number of mental health cases reported. Additional incentive mechanisms and technology infrastructure can ensure we continue in the right direction.

The patient experience is shaping the way healthcare is delivered, and it’s prompting providers to rethink their offerings and how they measure business performance

Small and medium-sized physician practices have represented one of the most challenged sectors of the care delivery system during the pandemic. Telehealth is likely here to stay and subsequent waves of demand and innovation are constantly evolving in practices across the country.

It has been long argued that if it were easier to share clinical records between healthcare organizations and clinical systems, care would be more coordinated, costs would decline, and patient outcomes would improve. With guidance and increases in interoperability, vendors can make the necessary changes to improve patient access to their clinical information.

Due to the pandemic, we have seen our front-line workers face extreme stressors as they spend their days taking care of those dealing with the repercussions of COVID. Thanks to the “Caregiver Collaborative”, there is a place of support for the community that validates clinicians’ extreme stressors, provides acute mental healthcare and can address the long-standing challenges clinicians face every day.