Increasing Adoption of Patient Portals
December 26, 2017 7:04 pm Leave your thoughtsWhen TRAFFIK Health was launched over 15 years ago, the world of health care was extremely different, as were our... View Article
When TRAFFIK Health was launched over 15 years ago, the world of health care was extremely different, as were our... View Article
Why is Tom Hanks trusted? In a recent Reader’s Digest survey, in which 1,000 Americans were polled, it was found... View Article
As a member of the Forbes Agency Council, Anthony Trimino, TRAFFIK’s owner and CCO, was recently featured in a Forbes... View Article
By Shane Kimsey, Account Director, TRAFFIK Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) are dominating the conversation on managed care right now for good reason: they are the latest presumptive saviors of the United States’ healthcare system. On the surface, the ACO seems like a bit of a fantasy, as it is purported to replace the current fee-for-service model with a program that is not only more cost effective to providers and patients, but more efficient to boot. That is a tall order, but the reasoning behind the move toward ACOs is sound, and could be beneficial for specialists.