Longitudinal Care Needs a Lower-Cost Operating Model
Healthcare has more information about patients than ever before.
But having more information is not the same as finding the signal that explains what is happening.
As patients live longer and manage more chronic conditions, their care increasingly unfolds across years, organizations, clinicians, and systems. A single patient may have multiple specialists, medications, referrals, diagnostic tests, hospital encounters, and unresolved follow-up needs.
Primary care has a data plane. It needs a control plane.
I spent about two decades in telecom infrastructure—at Cisco, Redback, and Ruckus—during the shift from landlines to mobile networks. Landline systems were built for fixed phones in fixed locations. Mobile changed that in two ways at once: people and devices began moving across towers and networks, while those same devices started generating and consuming enormous volumes of data.
Podcast: Ursamin CEO Shannon Aylesworth Unveils the Future of Care Coordination
Ursamin’s visionary founder and CEO, Shannon Aylesworth was featured on an episode of the Healthcare Shares Podcast. In a candid conversation, Shannon shared her personal journey that led to the creation of Ursamin, a care coordination platform (CCP™), that is turning more heads among those trying to navigate chronic disease management.
Podcast: A Journey of Resilience with Ursamin’s Shannon Aylesworth
In a recent episode on Makers Bar, Shannon Aylesworth, Founder and CEO of Ursamin, discusses her experience and her “why” for creating the Ursamin care coordination platform (CCP™) for patients with multiple complex diseases.
Improving Revenue and Patient Outcomes through a Care Coordination Platform (CCP™)
Care coordination involves the seamless collaboration and communication among healthcare providers, patients, and caregivers to drive patient-centered care. This means the enablement of information sharing and shared decision-making with a goal of preventing errors, reducing costs, and enhancing outcomes.
AHRQ’s eCare Plan Study Reveals Key Lessons in Care Coordination
Effective care coordination requires a multidisciplinary approach. Meaning, it needs to involve healthcare professionals from various specialties working together to develop a comprehensive care plan that addresses the patient’s physical, mental, and social needs.
Podcast: Ursamin’s CEO on How Patients and Caregivers Benefit from Simplified, Accessible Data
Learn how Ursamin, led by CEO and Founder Shannon Aylesworth’s, is simplifying and making health data more accessible for providers, patients, and caregivers. In this podcast episode, Shannon shares her incredible vision for how we can collect and interpret health data from multiple sources for meaningful health insights. Join the conversation with Shannon and Scalpels and Spreadsheets while they […]