The HCA partnership with Wellth set out to support members with behavioral health conditions and chronic health conditions in better managing both—and it succeeded. With the app and an empathy-driven support team, members successfully managed their two or more comorbid conditions.

Wellth employee, Kaleigh Koenig, shares her experience at the RISE HEDIS & Quality Improvement Summit and some of the key take-aways.

Impacting 34.2 million individuals, or 10% of the population, in the U.S. each year, diabetes costs $327 billion in medical and associated costs annually. This month is National Diabetes Awareness Month, and we’re breaking down the impact type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes have had nationwide and what Wellth is doing to address it.

TechCrunch shares how, though early in the digital healthcare revolution, "the convergence of health and fintech will be an important catalyst to address some of the most pressing issues facing healthcare today" and the role platforms like Wellth are playing in advancing value based healthcare.

Addressing Health Equity not only relies on financial support, but also social support. The two work cooperatively to uphold the values of health equity.

Diabetes brings significant costs in both the direct treatment of diabetes and in treating the comorbid physical and behavioral health conditions that frequently accompany it. This ebook shares how to leverage digital health solutions to improve outcomes for Type 1, Type 2 and Gestational Diabetes.

Chronic care management is notorious for being pricey, but with the right programs, supporting members with chronic conditions can be affordable and effective. Learn how one Arizona health plan serving Medicaid and Medicare-Advantage enrolled members reduced cost of care while improving health outcomes in this case study.

As many of the government protections come to a close, it remains imperative for health plans and providers to continue addressing food insecurity and other social determinants of health. Learn how health plans are supporting food insecurity and health equity with Wellth.

Wellth Member Support Specialist, Jessie Taylor, shares about why she loves working with Wellth members and the impact she sees in our members' lives.

There has been a long term struggle in how to inspire behavior change, and most importantly, how to make behavior change last. Wellth digs into how to use behavioral economics to create meaningful and long lasting behavior change.

For National Immunization Awareness Month we take a look at vaccine hesitancy in the COVID-19 vaccine roll out.

Broad strokes common to population health initiatives can easily leave many members overlooked by the healthcare system, or left behind as initiatives designed to serve greater populations don’t meet individual needs or circumstances. Digital health platforms can support this process by learning, adapting, and automating personalized member journeys—making individualized care not only possible, but scalable and cost-effective, too. 

As of July 1st, 2021, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Interoperability and Patient Access Rule went into effect—attempting to reduce friction in care delivery by improving ease of access to health records between stakeholders in the care community. While policies like this are a step in the right direction, there are many additional ways health plans and providers can better work together to achieve synergy and make long-term progress in improving patient and population outcomes. ‍

Wellth has been recognized out of over thousands of applicants as a top Future50 insurtech company by Insurtech Insights. Check out the ebook to learn more about the other companies listed, and why there's a growing societal need for solutions like Wellth.

In this article published through Behavioral Health News, Wellth Co-founder Matt Loper shares how healthcare systems can better navigate changing CMS policies and improve patient satisfaction scores with digital health solutions.

How each organization chooses to tackle the post-pandemic world will be different, but a few key principles for success will remain the same. Organizations—provider, payer, and more—will need to find ways to strengthen their digital care offerings, address the financial implications of the pandemic, and better prepare and safeguard their organizations for future crises. 

A quick look at 4 reasons why people struggle with CPAP adherence and how behavioral economics change the way people approach their healthcare!

In the last part of our Social Determinants of Mental Health Series, we take a look at how a multi-factor intervention strategy is the best approach to tackling the social determinants of mental health.