Lirio Establishes the Value of a Primary Care Visit for Patients with Diabetes to Health Systems
Diabetes is associated with significant long-term costs for both patients and health systems. Regular primary care visits aligned with American Diabetes Association guidelines could help mitigate those costs while generating near-term revenue for health systems. Digital interventions prompting primary care visits among unengaged patients could provide significant economic value back to the health system as well as individual patients, but only few economic models have been put forth to understand this value. Lirio’s model has been published in JMIR Formative.
How to Get Patients Back on Track with Mammograms
Your patients face a host of both external and internal barriers that keep them from scheduling and showing up for mammogram appointments — barriers that can change unexpectedly. To help healthcare organizations increase women’s health screenings, Lirio offers a Precision Nudging™ solution that moves patients to schedule and attend mammogram appointments.
How Well Visits Can Become the Center of Comprehensive Care
From lack of transportation to fear of what the visit might indicate in terms of their health outcomes, the reasons why well visits aren’t being used as the effective tool for disease prevention and management they could be are widespread. Discover how digital tools, such as Lirio’s Precision Nudging solution, work in service to primary care to improve well visit adoption.
Celebrating National Women’s Health Week: How to Drive Healthy Behavior
May 8 – May 14 is National Women’s Health Week (NWHW), a time to focus on and emphasize women’s health. This year’s theme, Forward Focus: Achieving Healthier Futures Together, is about reflecting on individual health needs and actions as well as greater...
New Article in Peer-Reviewed Journal Spotlights Lirio’s Approach to Behavioral Design and Its Ability to Impact Underserved Communities
A new article published in Frontiers in Digital Health, the leading open access publication covering digital health and human factors, highlights a novel approach to personalized behavioral interventions that addresses historically underserved populations.