The healthcare headline I’d most like to see This is the one big healthcare headline I would like to see make the news this year. And I can think of no better way to align all healthcare stakeholders than to eliminate once and for all the widely despised, unenforceable, underfunded Medicare Sustainable Growth Rate […]
What is the “healthcare business?” More importantly, what ISN’T? I had an epiphany while at the J.P. Morgan 33rd Annual Healthcare Conference last month in San Francisco. The vast majority of the CEOs presenting and the companies they serve and represent are truly in the “Healthcare Business.” The epiphany I had was simply that Curant Health […]
The Physician Time Crunch The data is disturbing. Despite advancements in technology, physicians spend less time with patients than ever before. According to a study published in The Journal of General Internal Medicine in 2013, doctors now spend an average of eight minutes with each of their patients daily, equating to about 12% of their […]
What does your pharmacist do for you? For most the answer is simple: “they fill my medications.” A Curant Health patient has a very different answer: “they fill my medications, guide me step-by-step through my treatment, follow up with my refill reminders, answer my questions on a 24/7 basis and contact my physician or insurance […]
Curant Health welcomes new partners in Georgia and Florida Curant Health is pleased to start the New Year by expanding our services in our home states of Georgia and Florida. Although we operate on a national basis with partners throughout the United States, there is a particular gratification in gaining new patients within our home […]
340B – Good idea with unintended consequences? If you are involved in healthcare, you have likely heard about the controversy surrounding the 340B program. You may have encountered arguments questioning the legitimacy of the program: it is doing what it should? Is the government watching this closely enough? And most frequently: is this benefitting the […]
Pharmacists are in a highly accessible position to fill the patient engagement gap by collecting and curating more detailed patient information, by building another trusting patient relationship in the care team and by removing administrative shackles from physicians (like medication prior authorizations) thereby freeing them up to focus on true patient care.
What would you do if you were in charge of a company that was bleeding $17.5 billion a year on a preventable problem? What if that number didn’t just represent money, but actual human suffering? If your answer is anything other than “whatever is necessary to stop it, or at least slow it down” then […]
December 1, 2014 - Atlanta, GA - Curant Health is pleased to welcome Todd Kelly Sr. as Disease Management Specialist. In this role, Todd will be responsible for executing sales strategies across the chronic disease management arena. An accomplished sales professional, Kelly, Sr. brings more than fourteen years of experience at Organogenesis/Shire Regenerative Medicine, Covidien (formerly […]
In our last post, we discussed the role of Curant Health’s patient care coordinators and their high-touch patient relationships. When looking at these close relationships, it is clear that our PCCs are essential to establishing patient loyalty by providing our patients enhanced support and encouragement. However, it is important to consider how this patient loyalty […]
