The Baby Boom generation has different ideas about what aging should look like. Unlike previous generations, they’re not hoping to sit in a rocker and watch the world go by – they want to stay active.

While it’s true that the digital age is unlikely to be embraced by some who grew up in the radio age, millions more not only accept technology, they embrace it.

Chronic illness patients are empowered when they become a member of their own care teams and they’re given the education needed to make positive changes on their own.

In the past, doctors looked at the patients through the lens of their doctor visits. In the future, we’re likely to see more of the different kinds of dynamic home care that CCM systems are making possible.

The innovations in Healthcare are rapidly expanding, but now have a chance to reach the largest target audience, retiring boomers, with services that will help them lead happier and longer lives.

Orb Health will be exhibiting it’s revolutionary Chronic Care Management and Transition Care Management solution at Health Choice Network’s 23rd annual Education Conference.

Becker’s Hospital Review on the Altruis and Orb partnership.

Altruis today announced a partnership to incorporate chronic care management solutions from collaborative care technology leader Orb Health…

The integration of wearables, Electronic Medical Records, and other elements of the healthcare ecosystem with revenue cycle solutions represents the next phase of groundbreaking healthcare innovations; and the combined reach and benefits of our partnership with Altruis will form that foundation today.