Digital-first is the cornerstone of the healthcare future Anthem is building. Our digital transformation strategy is the roadmap to more accessible healthcare. Virtual health and other innovative care technologies will help realize the goal of “care anywhere.”
How does digital-first thinking advance Anthem’s mission to make healthcare more simple, affordable, and accessible? Anthem’s digital leaders share their perspectives on the ways we are keeping ahead of digital healthcare trends and driving innovative care strategies to advance health and keep the consumer at the center.
Rajeev Ronanki on Digital Strategy to Advance Health
Anthem’s Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer, Rajeev Ronanki, discusses Anthem’s vision for simplifying the healthcare experience through a digital-first platform approach, with a focus on how it enabled Anthem to adapt quickly and offer industry-leading virtual care services to consumers through the COVID-19 crisis.
Elif Oker, MD, on Virtual Care
Anthem’s Clinical Officer of Exponential Technologies, Dr. Elif Oker, discusses the work Anthem did to ensure seamless virtual care access for consumers through the pandemic and how we innovate to meet consumer needs through human-centered design.
Bobby Samuel on Machine Learning and AI in Healthcare
Anthem’s Vice President of AI Technology, Bobby Samuel, discusses how Anthem is harnessing machine learning and AI to make a positive impact on the health and well-being of its consumers.
Kate Merton on Anthem’s Digital Incubator
Anthem’s Staff Vice President of Digital Care Delivery, Kate Merton, discusses the recently launched ADI and how Anthem is working with entrepreneurs to develop products and solutions that enable a more personalized healthcare experience for all.
Matt Penwell on Product and Solution Value
Anthem’s Product Management & Strategy Lead, Matt Penwell, shares how Anthem is using predictive models and machine learning to provide consumers with the unique information, programs, and services they need to navigate their health journey.
Anthem’s Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer, Rajeev Ronanki, joins leaders from partner organizations to discuss how digital innovations, insights, and collaborations are shaping the future of healthcare.
Anthem’s Bobby Samuel and CloudMedx’s Tashfeen Suleman on COVID-19 and Scenario Planning
Anthem VP of AI Technology, Bobby Samuel, and CloudMedx CEO, Tashfeen Suleman, discuss how digital technology and innovation can help address the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and how we’re partnering to offer innovative tools that support key stakeholders in return-to-workplace planning.
Anthem’s Rajeev Ronanki and doc.ai’s Dr. Nirav Shah on COVID-19 and Mental Health
Anthem Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer, Rajeev Ronanki, and doc.ai Chief Medical Officer, Nirav R. Shah, MD, MPH, discuss COVID-19, with a specific focus on how digital innovation can address mental and behavioral health needs, and our collective response to the crisis.
Listen as Anthem leaders share their views on health innovation as guests on leading podcasts.
RAJEEV RONANKI ON AI-DRIVEN HEALTH INSURANCE
Listen to Anthem Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer Rajeev Ronanki’s conversation with Faces of Digital Health’s Tjaša Zajc on the ways AI will shape the future of healthcare and how Anthem is launching new initiatives and leveraging AI-driven solutions to meet consumer needs through the COVID-19 crisis and beyond.
LEVERAGING DIGITAL INNOVATIONS AND DATA-DRIVEN INSIGHTS TO IMPROVE CONSUMER EXPERIENCE
Listen to Anthem Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Officer Rajeev Ronanki’s conversation with Outcomes Rocket’s Saul Marquez on how Anthem is harnessing artificial intelligence and other digital capabilities to integrate solutions across the healthcare ecosystem that are more predictive, proactive, and personalized for its consumers.
Tailoring Telehealth to Manage Back to Work and School Programs
mHealthIntelligence, 01-15-2021
Telehealth is helping businesses and schools bring people back to the workplace and campus, setting the stage for a more sustainable, long-term connected health strategy.
ANTHEM’S DIGITAL INCUBATOR SUPPORTS ENTREPRENEURS’ GROWTH THROUGH COLLABORATION
ThinkAnthem, 01-12-2021
Anthem’s vision of being the most innovative, valuable and inclusive partner is one that can’t be achieved by operating in a vacuum—a true partnership requires partners.
MANY PEOPLE MAY STICK WITH VIRTUAL MENTAL HEALTH CARE
Futurity, 01-11-2021
A new study suggests that more than half of people receiving mental health care will want to keep getting care virtually after the pandemic subsides.
Women are less likely to use video for telehealth care
Healthcare IT News, 01-06-2021
A wide-ranging study published this past week in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that older people, women, Black and Latinx individuals, and patients with lower household incomes were less likely to use video for telemedicine care during the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health plans embrace technology during the pandemic: a roundup of payer news 2020
MobiHealthNews, 12-30-2020
Through all of this year’s tumultuous ups and downs, one trend that has remained unstoppable – and has even accelerated – is the healthcare sector’s adoption of technology.
After 2020, telehealth use accelerates from ‘digital PPE’ toward mainstream care
FierceBiotech, 12-21-2020
The promise of a digital revolution in healthcare has been described as “just a few years away” for the better part of a decade, but the spread of COVID-19 in 2020 has spurred that transformation’s slow trot into a full gallop.
Payers Will Improve Virtual Care, Forecasting, Growth in 2021
HealthPayerIntelligence, 12-16-2020
After the coronavirus pandemic decimated the healthcare system in 2020, payers have the chance to rebuild and rethink their strategies around virtual care in 2021.
Opinion: Healthcare Needs a New Way to Approach Technologies
Managed Healthcare Executive, 12-10-2020
We need a digital platform approach that meets healthcare consumers’ demands and leads to a system that’s simpler, more affordable, and more accessible.
Poor Digital Health Experience May Push Patients to Change Docs
Patient Engagement HIT, 12-08-2020
The number of patients changing providers because of a poor digital health experience is up 40 percent from 2019, a survey showed.
