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From the article, “Dozens of hospitals and insurers in the U.S. use the Optum tool to identify diabetes and other chronic-disease patients who should

From the article, “Dozens of hospitals and insurers in the U.S. use the Optum tool to identify diabetes and other chronic-disease patients who should receive extra assistance such as home-care visits, help managing medicines and support coordinating doctor appointments.”

perl4ever 7y ago
My insurer sent me letters about something like that. I assumed it was of no value, just something they do to look like they care. Kind of like the card they sent for discounts on non-prescription "health related" pharmacy products. Like the homepathic cold remedies. I also assumed that they weren't deciding who could receive the services, just who would get the letters. ...and I also assumed they didn't have my race recorded anywhere now that I think of it.

From the article, “Dozens of hos­pi­tals and in­sur­ers in the U.S. use the Op­tum tool to iden­tify di­a­betes and other chronic-dis­ease pa­tients who should

From the article, “Dozens of hos­pi­tals and in­sur­ers in the U.S. use the Op­tum tool to iden­tify di­a­betes and other chronic-dis­ease pa­tients who should

From the article, “Dozens of hospitals and insurers in the U.S. use the Optum tool to identify diabetes and other chronic-disease patients who should

From the article, “Dozens of hospitals and insurers in the U.S. use the Optum tool to identify diabetes and other chronic-disease patients who should