Crossover Health | Health 2.0

25 Feb #ibelong – technology that you want (but wouldn’t expect)

Posted at 21:19h in Crossover, Health 2.0, Healthcare, Medical Home, Membership, Primary Care by michelle 0 Comments

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I wrote in my last post about our integrated team of providers, our interest in lifestyle medicine and how all of this is designed to make you feel like you’re in charge. Like you belong not just to, but at Crossover Health. One of the backbones...

25 Nov Getting Real: Can Health 2.0 Stay Relevant?

Posted at 20:52h in For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation, Irony by michelle 8 Comments

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Relevant (rĕl'ə-vənt) 1. Having to do with the matter at hand; to the point I read with amusement Susanna Fox’s redux review about the relevance of Health 2.0 in general and in changing patient’s behavior specifically. Here questions reveals her bias in a very limited definition...

20 Jul Day 49: "Magically" raising the Bar in Primary Care

Posted at 06:46h in Crossover, For Employers, Health 2.0, Primary Care by michelle 1 Comment

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Magic (măj'ĭk) adj. Possessing distinctive qualities that produce unaccountable or baffling effects. Of, relating to, or invoking the supernatural The California Health Care Foundation does some really good work. I listened to their President Mark Smith give a speech at the Microsoft conference last June and came...

05 Aug Microsoft Vaults Ahead into the Personal Health Information Space

Posted at 15:33h in Conferences, For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation by michelle 0 Comments

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* I am out at the Eli Lilly Health 2.0 Summit and just finished a presentation by Microsoft Health Services team. It was an interesting presentation, if but for nothing else to show their worldwide commitment to health. It reminded me of the June Health...

22 May Death to Innovators – The Tragedy of Healthcare Innovation

Posted at 09:29h in Conferences, For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation by michelle 0 Comments

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Tragedy (trăj'ĭ-dē) n. A disastrous event, especially one involving distressing loss or injury to life A tragic aspect or element. A drama or literary work in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow, especially as a consequence of a tragic flaw,...

23 Apr Recap: Building Health 2.0 Into The Delivery System

Posted at 08:56h in Conferences, For Employers, Health 2.0, Health Finance, Innovation by michelle 4 Comments

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Recap (rē-kăp) n. To replace a cap or caplike covering on: recapped the bottle. To restore (a used tire of a motor vehicle) to usable condition by bonding new rubber onto the worn tread and lateral surface. We had a busy session yesterday during my panel. Besides the...

22 Apr Building Health 2.0 Into the Delivery System

Posted at 02:05h in Conferences, For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation, Value by michelle 2 Comments

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Delivery (dĭ-lĭv'ə-rē) n. The act of conveying or delivering, the act of transferring to another. Something delivered, as a shipment or package. I am enroute to Boston for the Health 2.0 conference. I look forward to moderating a great session in the afternoon - "Great Debate #2 -...

03 Apr Fortnight: Health 2.0 Meets Ix in Beantown!

Posted at 12:04h in Conferences, For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation by michelle 1 Comment

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Fortnight (fôrt'nīt) n. A period of 14 days; two weeks. Sorry to have dropped off the blogging map . . . I have been literally swamped with my X PRIZE projects. It has been an incredible rush but our impossible time lines means that the nose is...

02 Mar “Systemness”: Which Delivery Model is Best?

Posted at 11:30h in Current Health, Direct Practice, For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation, Leadership, Medical Home, Value by michelle 2 Comments

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Systemness (sĭs'tə-m nes) adj. Arrange according to a system or reduce to a system The degree to which something shares the attributes of a system Last week I attended the World Health Care Congress Consumer Connectivity conference in San Diego. The Twitter stream was at near flood capacity,...

20 Feb Frindle: Settling in on a definition of "Health 2.0"

Posted at 08:56h in Conferences, For Employers, Health 2.0, Innovation by michelle 1 Comment

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Frindle (frĭn dl) n. An alternative word to describe a writing instrument or pen Frindle is a 1996 children's novel written by the American author, Andrew Clements As the Health 2.0 machine continues to roll on, it looks like the general public is adopting the more limited definition...