CMS continues to play a critical role in transforming the US health care system to achieve better outcomes for individuals, a healthier general population, and wiser spending. To support CMS in this effort, we developed this site to provide insights from our industry experts and the latest trends from research in health care and health care IT. Our team will continue to work in collaboration with you to deliver mission results.
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Greg S. Adler
Managing Director,
Federal Civilian Health Lead
Federal Civilian Health Lead
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DEBUNKING MYTHS: DIGITAL MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES
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Baby boomers demand digital Medicare now
If seniors’ desire for digital health surprises you, then you haven’t been paying attention. For years, silver surfers—people age 65 and over who use digital in their everyday lives—have been digitally-savvy consumers. Payers that have not recognized this are already behind the competition. What’s worse is that they are poised to fall even further behind thanks to a major shift in this critical consumer segment.
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The Future Belongs to Intelligent Operations
New research from Accenture and HfS reveals that the future belongs to organizations with Intelligent Operations. -
Outcomes Accelerated
The goal for Health and Human Services (HHS) agencies is to create a generative and sustainable business model where leadership, culture, operations, technologies and processes are adaptive and where outcomes are improved through innovation. -
Digital Health Technology Vision 2018
The Accenture Digital Health Technology Vision 2018 explores five trends that underscore the importance of building a foundation of trust as technology has a greater impact on our lives. -
Consumers are plugged in
Several healthcare technology advancements are converging to deliver significant benefits to consumers. -
Artificial intelligence: Healthcare's new nervous system
AI makes it possible to extend human capabilities in ways that were once unimaginable. -
AI makes it possible to extend human capabilities in ways that were once unimaginable.
Artificial intelligence is already deeply ingrained in the private sector. Now government agencies are increasingly using AI-enabled capabilities to address customer expectations. -
Healthcare innovation: Clear vision, hazy execution
Innovation ambition at healthcare organizations does not match up with execution, and it's hindering innovation's impact on creating value. -
Federal health agencies: Meet your new healthcare consumer (and meet mission goals)
Learn how federal agencies can seize new opportunities to connect with consumers by broadening services and embracing emerging technologies.
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Greg S. Adler
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Michael BurgoonSenior Manager,
Federal Civilian Health Innovation Lead,
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Alison BurkowskeSenior Manager,
Federal Civilian Health Growth & Strategy Enablement Lead
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Chris GutowskiPrincipal Director,
Federal Civilian Technology Operations and Security Lead -
Joan HorensteinManaging Director,
Federal Civilian Health Operations Lead -
Douglas F. Kelly Jr.Principal,
Federal Civilian Health
Minsuk Kim
Managing Director,
Federal Civilian Health Digital Platforms Lead
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Christopher S. Zinner
Managing Director,
Federal Civilian Health
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