Hospice News January 8, 2021
Jim Parker

Emerging technologies such as predictive analytics and interoperable electronic medical records (EMR) will become an essential part of how hospices and other providers do business, particularly as the system moves closer to value-based payment models, according to Bill Miller, board chairman and CEO of the post-acute technology company WellSky.

WellSky is jointly owned by two private equity firms, TPG Capital and Leonard Green & Partners, per an agreement made in July 2020. WellSky serves more than 15,000 client sites globally.

Miller recently sat down with Hospice News to talk about trends in the post-acute space, the importance of addressing social determinants of health and the future of interoperability and data analytics in the hospice field.

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Topics: Analytics, Health IT, HIE (Interoperability), Interview / Q&A, Post-Acute Care, Provider, Technology, Trends
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