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CRM platforms were never designed to be clinical and operational tools. By contrast, care management platforms are purpose-built for CM and PHM. Learn more.

A specialized CRM approach, embedded within PHM workflows, can elevate these programs and improve health outcomes for targeted populations.

The Jiva Care Quality Navigator is a transformative tool that empowers healthcare providers to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care. Learn more.

Learn more about Population Health Management tools including what they are, who they are for, and how insights can be gathered from the data collected.

The CMS 2025 Medicare Advantage Advance Notice proposes changes to Star Ratings measures and the V28 Risk Adjustment Model. Learn more.

ZeOmega is revolutionizing member engagement with its comprehensive suite of capabilities comprising the Jiva Member Engagement Navigator solution.

Finding a delicate balance between cost control and preserving quality care is critical for healthcare payers and managed care organizations.

Recent ONC announcements will have a significant impact on payers, providers, and health information technology (HIT) vendors in 2024. Learn more.

Learn why payer-provider collaboration via data exchange is necessary, how it can help to increase care coordination, and how it can be done securely.

Learn how risk-adjusted data allows organizations to compare costs, project revenue, and evaluate network performance equitably to identify opportunities.

ZeOmega is kicking off a new blog series on risk adjustment to look at where we’ve been, what we’re facing today, what’s on the horizon, and how to best prepare. Over the next several weeks, our ZeOmega risk adjustment solution experts will provide a forecast of regulatory change

See how new technologies enable nurse informaticists, health plans, providers, and community-based resource organizations to improve processes.

There has been a lot of talk about the cost of care, but what really is the “cost of care,” and can it be reduced? I propose striving to reduce the cost of care is a misunderstood concept.

What’s the difference between customization and personalization, and what does that have to do with enterprise-grade population health management applications?