Showing posts with label united healthcare. Show all posts
Showing posts with label united healthcare. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2014

Celebrate Columbus Day! Register for FDA/CMS Summit for Payers by Monday & save $300!



Register for the following IIR event and receive $300 off*

Mention code COLUMBUSBLOG to save on the following:

Register here for IIR’s FDA/CMS Summit for Payers event taking place December 11-12, 2014 in Washington D.C., visit the website for full details.

Have any questions? Email Jennifer Pereira.

*This promotion is only valid October 10th-13th 2014. Offer cannot be applied retroactively to confirmed paying registrants and cannot be combined with any other discounts or promotions. All registrants and guests are subject to IIR approval.





Monday, February 9, 2009

UnitedHealth testing new healthcare system

What would happen if doctors were rewarded based on the quality of care they gave instead of how many patients and tests they performed? UnitedHealth Group is working with IBM to test out this new policy. They've joined forces with a seven medical groups, who employees 26 doctors and has approximately 7,000 patients. UnitedHealth Care will reward the doctors based on the quality of service they provide, which will be shown by closely monitoring the patients progress.

UnitedHealth hopes this system will bring down medical costs while making people healthier. Doctors will save money on medical costs due to the close monitoring of patients, which will result in fewer hospitalizations in addition to fewer emergency room visits. This test will run through 2011. For more information, read the article at the New York Times.




Sunday, December 14, 2008

First Spanish Medicare Educational Video for Seniors Released

From MarketWatch:
Award-winning journalist Maria Antonieta Collins has partnered with UnitedHealthcare to create the first-ever Spanish-language Medicare educational DVD for seniors and their caregivers.
What do you think of this outreach to the elderly Latin community?
For more information and for the video, please click here.