Despite the noted benefits of preventive care, only 8% of adults in the United States receive all appropriate services, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Nearly 5% receive nothing.

When treating chronic illness, how often do you consider a patient’s mental health?

You’ve done your homework. You’ve read about care coordination software and compared a few companies that provide it. You like ThoroughCare. You see our intuitive solution as the best way to manage your patient population, and our pricing is suitable for your needs.

Product demonstrations are valuable. They’re an opportunity for a test drive. But how do you make the most of one?

With a Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program, anyone, including senior citizens, can collect daily vital signs — from blood pressure to weight to oxygen saturation — all from the convenience of their own home.

Here you are, you’ve done it. You've decided to start a Chronic Care Management (CCM) program. The progress feels real — another innovative step forward for your practice. So, what now?

Did you know that the World Health Organization (WHO) has identified depression as the leading cause of disability worldwide? In fact, more than 264 million people of all ages suffer from depression across the globe.

For most healthcare providers, purchasing a new care management software is a dramatic change for their practice.

Principal Care Management (PCM) is a Medicare-backed program that healthcare providers can use to engage patients in proactive chronic disease management. It is similar to Chronic Care Management (CCM), but PCM is refined in scope to treat one, isolated chronic condition.

Technology has fundamentally changed the way people interact with health care, especially in the past five years. More and more, healthcare providers are discovering the new opportunities and rewards presented by this shift.