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Patients: Take back your health information. Here’s how.

KevinMD

Have you ever wondered why your personal health information essentially belongs to your health care provider or institution? I mean: why do they keep your information under lock and key, and you have to sign a release to get it? Find jobs at Careers by KevinMD.com.

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How telehealth is starting to reshape primary care delivery

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

At Columbia, South Carolina-based Prisma Health, "we’re on a journey pursuing aspects of digital health," said Dr. Mark Wess, the health system's vice president and chief health information executive. "The asynchronous virtual visit for primary care is one of those."

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Navina, Agilon Health team up on clinical insights for primary care providers in at-risk contracts

FierceHealthIT

Navina, a platform turning patient data into clinical insights, is teaming up with Agilon Health to help deliver additional insights to primary care docs at the point of care. It will now support Agilons network of physician partners, made up of more than 2,800 PCPs.

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This Week’s Health IT Jobs – April 16, 2025

Healthcare IT Today

Here’s a quick look at some of the health IT jobs we found: Application Analyst – South County Hospital Medical Billing Specialist – Dialysis Clinic, Inc.

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The New “Paging Dr. Google?” DTC-AI for Health Care

Health Populi

” Driving engaged health consumers, such as the 39% identified in the Center’s report above, are two key forces: Declining access to primary care, and, The shift to consumer-controlled health data. M’s estimation, “cede(d) control of their data assets to EHR vendors.”

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3 in 4 U.S. Patients Say the Healthcare System is Broken — But Technology Can Help

Health Populi

.” This last chart comes from Sanjula’s Compass publication arraying patient-consumers’ views on health care affordability (costs) by insurance status, race/ethnicity, and income, along with Americans’ trust in health information by source.

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K Health launches free primary care app, announces $12.5 new funding

Mobi Health News

Personalized health information company K Health has launched a free primary care app. Called K, the app’s AI references a history of diagnoses and treatments to deliver users an insight about how their condition would likely be treated, and can also connect users to a network of primary care providers.