Investments in new health technologies should always focus on the ability to drive smart, connected devices, personalized health care, digitalized guidance, and provide 24/7 accessibility to experts. (Credit: alexey boldin/Bigstock)
Technology is continuously changing the health care landscape. From reshaping ease of access and quality care to improving system efficiencies and interoperability, all aspects are reimagined. Telemedicine and digital health are disrupters that will continue to evolve on-demand solutions and care management significantly.
Three industry leaders from The Alliance of Women in Workers' Compensation — Artemis Emslie, CEO of Cadence RX; Dr. Melissa Burke, vice president and head of managed care and clinical at Amtrust Financial Services Inc.; and Ann Schnure, vice president of telemedicine operations at Concentra — joined us on our most recent Out Front Ideas with Kimberly and Mark webinar to discuss the evolution of health care and its impact on workers' compensation.
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