More than ever before, insurers, employers, and third-party administrators are partnering up with patient-facing healthcare solutions to achieve internal goals and overcome challenges. Choosing a technology solution that is proven to cut down healthcare costs, get injured workers back to full duty faster, or aid with a host of absence

We've said it once, and we'll say it again: musculoskeletal health conditions account for 10% of all healthcare spending in the US. We repeat, 10% of all healthcare spending, and as much as 16% of total healthcare costs for employers. This costs for treating MSK conditions (like chronic osteoarthritis, shoulder

More than 125 million Americans struggle with daily musculoskeletal issues. The musculoskeletal system includes the joints, ligaments, muscles, and nerves that support your limbs, neck and back. Musculoskeletal disorders range from chronic back pain, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, all the way to carpal tunnel and tendinitis. Healthcare spend for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)

Healthcare is undergoing a slow but steady makeover. At the center of this transition is technology. New patient-facing technologies are emerging that help payers and providers meet a broad range of lofty goals. Leveraging the right patient engagement technology can have numerous benefits like helping you circumvent your healthcare system's

Are you a third-party healthcare administrator? A healthcare plan provider looking to take on more clients? Or even a clinician wanting to attract greater numbers of patients? Regardless of where you fit into the patient-facing, healthcare spectrum, "surgery nurse services" is likely something that you're hearing more and more about.

Are you a case manager at a claims or insurance company trying to get patients to engage with a digital program? Or perhaps your clinic offers impactful technology that patients just aren't engaging in? Maybe you're a healthcare administrator debating a third-party technology to improve patient satisfaction or lower costs,

KNEE REPLACEMENT "SCAR HALL OF FAME": A SCAR RECOVERY PHOTO GALLERY During a knee replacement, an incision is inevitable. As the incision heals, a scar will form. The size, colour, texture and overall healing of knee scars can vary drastically from person to person. Several factors determine scarring including your

With marijuana widely legalized across the US, and completely legalized in Canada, may people are considering using cannabis (for a variety of reasons) for the first time. With the prohibition coming to an end, people who didn't have access, or were fearful of marijuana are reconsidering. This is especially true

This post was co-authored by Grace McClure and Dr. Nicholas Frisch), M.D., OS, MBA. Constipation after surgery is no laughing matter. Although “toilet talk” may not everyone’s favorite dinner table topic, it is a frequently asked question between patients and surgeons and in support communities and forums. To

For many adults, driving a vehicle and feeling independent go hand-in-hand. After joint replacement surgery, driving represents freedom, progress, and a return to your new normal. In short, getting back into the driver's seat is a major and meaningful milestone. So, when is it safe to drive after a hip