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Eric Wicklund is the Editor of mHealthNews. He covers all clinical and nonclinical mobile healthcare news.

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Colorado joins the national effort to promote mobile integrated health

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By Eric Wicklund
| Digital Health Insights
EMS providers in Colorado will soon be reimbursed by the state’s Medicaid program for providing care that can bypass or eliminate a trip to the hospital. HB26-1069, recently signed into law by Governor Jared Polis, opens the door to mobile integrated health, community paramedicine, telehealth, and other programs that could reduce expensive ER visits and improve clinical outcomes. Prior to this bill, EMS providers could only be reimbursed if they transported a patient to a hospital.
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Care at home study shows positive results for Medicaid patients

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By Eric Wicklund
| Digital Health Insights
Researchers at two Massachusetts health systems are touting the long-anticipated results of a study that indicate an acute care at home program can yield positive clinical outcomes for patients on Medicaid. The results could lead to payer support for a program that aims to reduce hospital bed days and length of stay and give more patients an opportunity to receive care at home instead of in a hospital.
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AI NOW Recap: Exploring Uses for Agentic AI in Clinical Care

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By Eric Wicklund
| HealthLeaders Verified
Executives from three leading health systems discussed how they’re using agentic AI during last month’s HealthLeaders AI NOW virtual event. Healthcare organizations are using AI now to develop personalized decision support tools for clinicians and surface medical record data to improve care team handoffs. Data management and governance is a key concern, particularly when contracting with a vendor for an AI tool.
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