Digital health is powerful, but only if it produces proof – not just promises 🚀 Our latest blog, “From Vanity Metrics to Verifiable Outcomes: Why Digital Health Needs a New Scorecard," dives into how the industry must shift from clicks and downloads to measurable clinical and cost impact. Three key takeaways for employers, health plans and solution providers: 🔷 Engagement means little without demonstrated improvement in outcomes like total cost of care, avoidable ER visits, or chronic disease progression. 🔷 A new evaluation framework built around claims-validated data and transparent benchmarks enables purchasers to invest confidently. 🔷 At Solera, we’re building exactly that – connecting the right members to the right programs and evaluating across our network for true results. If you’re evaluating digital health programs (or building them), now is the time to insist on real impact, not just participation. Read the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/gzTSM3Xr
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Results matter. It’s encouraging to see a call for digital health to back up its promise with real, measurable outcomes
Absolutely agreed. Digital health is only as strong as the outcomes it delivers. Moving beyond promises to real proof is the way forward