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One serendipitous encounter at Catalyst has led to a new collaboration between Delta Dental of Colorado and CORHIO (Colorado Regional Health Information Organization). Read More

A chance encounter at Denver healthcare hub Catalyst HTI has led to a partnership between two tenants looking to solve oral health problems. Read More

The seven-story, 180,000-square-foot facility covers an entire city block in Denver’s River North neighborhood. Tenants include a host of startups along with Kaiser Permanente, UCHealth, MGMA, Prime Health, the American Osteopathic Association, Delta Dental, CORHIO, the University of Denver, Velóce Corporation, Hitachi Consulting and Innova Emergency Medical Associates, to name a few. Read More

Whether you’re a nurse at a hospital or physician’s office, in a big system or small, you can benefit from being able to look patients up on PatientCare 360, CORHIO’s portal to the information stored in the database. Read More

The decision to join the health data exchange, known as CORHIO, will give the practice secure access to information that includes lab results, updated patient records and demographic information, among other data types. Read More

In its 2019 Rural Advocacy Agenda, the American Hospital Association (AHA) called for more opportunities for rural hospitals to successfully participate in bundled payment models, the Quality Payment Program, and other alternative payment models. Read More

A new study in Health Affairs lends weight to the value of health information exchanges (HIE) in improving patient outcomes. Read More

To provide better patient care, the health world is turning to screening tools to uncover issues like loneliness and food insecurity. Read More

Improvement in transitions of care between hospitals and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) has been identified as one key to better care, reduced readmissions and lower cost. A recent study in the American Journal of Managed Care, however, found that health information exchange between hospitals and skilled nursing facilities is underused. Read More

We know many people end up with a risky pileup of prescribed medications. Many efforts have been made, with varied success, to correct this problem. Yet we’ve usually focused on physician behavior, when there’s another powerful lever: pharmacists. Read More