Instead of implementing a suite of different point solutions, our experience has shown that a single comprehensive approach to health management better supports patients beyond the walls of care facilities.
As health plans digitize, measurement is increasingly important in quantifying every aspect of the business and demonstrating tangible value. This is especially true for health management programs, where evaluation practices have traditionally been unable to quantify impact.
At the oft-brittle point of contact between health insurer and patient, Harvard Pilgrim Health Plan places an app. Launched at the end of June, it allows patients—most of whom have been recently discharged from the hospital—to connect with the health…
Though it may appear overwhelming, it’s possible for organizations to harness the data collected from their health management efforts to more effectively quantify value. This piece will look at various measurement strategies that organizations can implement to demonstrate the merits…
Harvard Pilgrim is collaborating with mobile health platform provider Wellframe to deliver its clinical programs to the smartphones or tablets of its members through customized, interactive, daily health checklists. By engaging members in Harvard Pilgrim’s programs, Wellframe collects data about…
Health insurer Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is ramping up a program scheduled to launch by the end of June to use improve member engagement with chronically ill and at-risk members.
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care announced a collaboration with Wellframe to create a secure mobile app that enables interactive communication between beneficiaries and nurse care managers.
(Wellesley, MA) – Harvard Pilgrim today announced a collaboration with Wellframe, positioning Harvard Pilgrim as the market leader in providing the highest quality support of members’ care and a more coordinated experience with members’ doctors. By digitally delivering the resources…
Harvard Pilgrim announced that it will be implementing Wellframe’s mobile-enabled care management product for its members. With the service, nurse managers will be able to more easily communicate with members through their smartphones, thereby enabling real-time interventions and improved engagement.
To build sustained engagement that improves quality outcomes, health plans must consider a new approach: delivering personalized, interactive care programs directly to members’ mobile devices. In doing so, plans can collect vast amounts of data on member activity, patient-reported outcomes…