Explore the interconnected challenges facing the U.S. healthcare system, from affordability to workforce shortages, and discover potential solutions to enhance care.

Explore how enhanced training and residency placements via Medicare's GME can address the physician shortage in rural areas and improve healthcare access.

CMS and FDA introduce ACCESS and TEMPO programs to foster value-based reimbursement and regulatory flexibility for digital health technologies targeting chronic conditions starting 2026.

FlyteHealth is featured by CMS for cardio-kidney-metabolic disease management as part of the upcoming 10-year Medicare ACCESS Model starting in 2026, showcasing scalable virtual care solutions for chronic conditions.

FlyteHealth has been chosen by CMS to participate in the Medicare ACCESS Model, leveraging AI-driven virtual care to manage cardio-kidney-metabolic conditions and improve outcomes for older adults.

North Carolina's State Health Plan increases premiums to address a growing deficit driven by rising chronic conditions and mental health treatment costs, focusing on population health and cost reduction strategies.

Explore the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program's implementation, challenges in reimbursement, provider engagement, and outcomes in diabetes prevention for Medicare beneficiaries.

CMS launches the ACCESS Model to link Medicare payments to clinical outcomes, expanding technology-supported care for chronic disease management starting July 2026.

CMS finalizes the mandatory Ambulatory Specialty Model in Medicare, expanding value-based care to specialists treating chronic conditions with two-sided financial risk and collaborative care requirements.

The CMS ACCESS Model, starting in 2026, will shift Medicare payments from service volume to health outcomes, advancing digital health in chronic disease management.