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Tell Me Where IT Hurts: Matt Ethington, CEO, ChronicCareIQ
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Host Dr. Jay Anders interviews Matt Ethington, co-founder and CEO of ChronicCareIQ, who hopes advances in chronic care can one day make his business obsolete. After a type 1 diabetes diagnosis at 30 left him days from a coma, Ethington founded simplifyMD, a cloud-based electronic health record (EHR). Together he and Dr. Anders discuss his path from patient to founder, communication issues in chronic care, the rise of remote monitoring and Medicare reimbursement for non-face-to-face care. Full of real patient stories, this episode is a great reminder of why we are in this business. Find all of our network podcasts on your...
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I'm Dr. Jay Anders and this is Tell Me Where It Hurts where we discuss some of the big challenges in health IT and how we can solve them so clinicians can do what they do best, care for patients. I'd like to welcome everyone to another episode of Tell Me Where It Hurts. Today's topic is on chronic care which
is as our population ages as I age there's that chronic condition start to creep into healthcare more and more and more. And following that closely is a really great thing to do. And there's multiple studies out there that say
the more you follow folks with chronic care, frequent touches and things like that, their care is actually much better and their outcomes are much better.
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